Sentence examples for a considerable selection from inspiring English sources
Though there is a considerable selection of Japanese whiskey on those shelves, the customers were partial to Western spirits.
Furthermore, therapies produce a considerable selection pressure in epigenetic marks that can contribute to therapy resistance.
The new streaming services adds a considerable selection of content to the company's streaming content device, bringing the HBO GO library to the platform, which offers HBO's entire content library to cable subscribers who have the channel as part of their TV package.
Although the decision to perform the echo investigation was taken on a clinical basis in the sickest patients, and therefore contains a considerable selection bias both in terms of patient selection and timing, some remarkable issues were put forward.
This way, we already made a considerable selection of genes to be examined for differential gene expression, probably missing some genes that might also be involved in melanocytic tumour progression.
Considerable selection bias and a lack of objective measurement of outcomes limit the strength of studies about the elective period [ 29].
26 Available evidence suggests that this SNP is part of a haplotype that has been subject to considerable selection in the recent past and hence is now highly structured in the population.
A considerable wine selection.
Thus, our study indicates the presence of a considerable positive selection pressure in diversification of the Prochlorococcus core genome, which in turn, suggests an appreciable role of random genetic drift in vertical niche partitioning of the strains.
Because rhodopsin has very high expression levels in mammals [ 56], the gene should be experiencing considerable selection pressure to minimize translation errors while maintaining a high translation rate.
Another weakness was the use of convenience samples and it is likely that the results have considerable selection and responder biases and so cannot give a very accurate picture of the health of lesbians and bisexual women in the West Midlands.
