In this sense, artificial selection provides an excellent illustration of a crucial point: selection is not about survival per se but about reproductive success.
Ballan, and Nibali, later figured into a crucial eight-rider selecthat took took place on the Poggio just a few kilometers from the end of the 298 km day of racing.
Unlike the first, misconceived 2001 campaign, nothing was left to chance, including the crucial selection of cinemas, which were usually decided by a studio's sales executives.
On October 15th, Kluger sent a letter to Bickel regarding his request to see the Frankfurter papers, adding, "I am appalled by the spectacle of the President of the United States conducting the crucial selection process of two new Justices as if it were a Miss Rheingold contest".
This is crucial: selection of patients for investigation is performed by clinicians in primary care, so primary-care data must be used to illuminate the selection process.
Interaction with field brine plays a crucial role in selection of appropriate surfactants.
Doing so allowed him to focus exclusively on a crucial business task the selection of new directions in product development—and saved him from being constantly bombarded with new ideas.
One message does emerge clearly though from the findings: while references and interviews clearly play a crucial role in selection, they do not appear to predict actual performance during clinical training.
In many insects, eggs are vulnerable and larvae have restricted motility, thus oviposition site selection is a crucial decision for progeny survival.
Finally, if it is still involved, the United States will have a crucial say in the selection of judges and prosecutors.
The existence of a "developed waterfront location with cultural and tourist attractions" at the Camden site played a crucial role in its selection, Mr. Danzig said.
