Sentence examples for To select preferentially from inspiring English sources
The selection method described in the preceding section is informed in the sense that it makes use of the available trial data to select preferentially one subset of samples over another.
This is the bias of attrition known to select preferentially the less dependent persons.
Due to these structural differences, and because CTX and CAZ were found to select preferentially for different mutations in TEM-1, we anticipate negative sign or magnitude pleiotropic effects of mutations on resistance to both antibiotics.
Indeed, as platforms move to 100,000+ SNPs, the ability to select preferentially the best performing SNPs, such as was done in the design of the Affymetrix 10K GeneChip®, will likely be compromised.
This learning deficit was reflected in the failure of the ATNx1 rats to select preferentially the correct corners on the first swim trial after passive training or to prefer the vicinity of the correct corners over the incorrect corners when allowed to swim around the rectangular pool (Probe Test, Experiment 1).
This suggests that standard adherent culture may select preferentially for cells of basal-orientation, or may result in epigentic loss of luminal differentiation programs.
Data were selected preferentially from sources (1) to (4); if no information was obtained, maternal recall data were used when available.
Moreover, some studies report that crab spiders settled preferentially on flowers that matched their body colour: yellow crab spiders selected preferentially yellow flowers and white crab spiders tended to sit on white flowers to forage [17], [18].
Figure 4: Expression profiling of selected preferentially expressed genes at different larval stages and in different tissues of P. xylostella.
It is shown that peripheral neurons with higher firing rates are selected preferentially by the attention system.
Therefore, the subsea BOP system with two annular preventers, four ram preventers, and retrievable pods should be selected preferentially.
