Sentence examples for a highly selective group from inspiring English sources

In early June, Google said hundreds of Chinese Gmail users had been the targets of a broad, if unsophisticated, attack from inside China aimed at stealing passwords to monitor the e-mail of a highly selective group of government officials, political activists and journalists.

The Quillan collection, which goes up for sale on April 7, is a highly selective group of sixty-nine photographspanningng the history of the medium, put together by the dealer Jill Quasha; on the following day, the house presents photographs by Edward Weston and his son Brett, from the collection of the senior Weston's sister, Mary Weston Seaman.

It was established in 1831 by the Methodist Church and is considered one of the Little Ivies, a highly selective group of liberal arts schools with similar academic rigor and atmosphere as their Ivy League counterparts.

Another considerable fact could be that the participating parents are a highly selective group.

In these trials, recruitment rates are typically low, hence those recruited tend to be a highly selective group of motivated individuals resulting in high levels of participation in intervention programs.

Much of the existing literature focuses on reviews that are based within tertiary care centres, thus limiting cases to a highly selective group with the greatest potential to survive.

The limitations of the study design include the rather low levels of exposure (mechanical workshop, Mühlacker broadcasting station, electrical field: 1.5 V/m, magnetic field: 0.2 A/m), the small cohort size (maximum 250 potentially exposed persons in Germany) and the fact that such a cohort consists exclusively of persons in technical occupations (highly selective group).

Patch testing of our highly selective group offered some interesting findings.

Together, our observations provide rationale for pursuing two distinct therapeutic approaches targeted at sPLA2: the use of highly selective group IIA sPLA2 inhibitors and administration of recombinant group V sPLA2.

FSHD is characterized by progressive, asymmetric atrophy and weakness of a highly selective set of muscle groups (Padberg et al., 1991; Lamperti et al., 2010; Tawil et al., 2010) and wide inter- and intra-familial variability of clinical expression (Padberg, 1982; Tawil and van der Maarel, 2006).

Recently, our group (9) showed a highly selective response to LRRK2-G2019S expressinn in fly dopaminergic neurons: a loss of visual response and degeneration of the retina in old flies.