Sentence examples for a minor selection from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a minor selection bias is possible; however, the diagnostic criteria for COPD or asthma do not depend on the patient's physician.

This means that the subgroups with information on alcohol and fruit/vegetables were born later and represent a minor selection of counties compared with the total study population, but there is no reason to believe that the distribution of alcohol dose and the prevalence of daily use of fruit or vegetables in the subgroups deviated from that in the total study population.

This is just a very minor selection, and the reader is encouraged to contact the individual Blue Obelisk projects for a detailed list.

England have minor selection worries going into the first Test at Hamilton - a venue rated as 15-8 with Sky Bet to produce the most runs in the three-match series; Napier is 10-11 favourite with Wellington 3-1.

One of the potential limitations of the study is the potential for minor selection bias.

All data on completeness of case reporting to the NAR, the NHFR, and the NOIS, indicate that there would be minor selection bias in our study.

BACHANALIA Nina Beilina's string orchestra closes its nineteenth season with a concert in which music by Bach (the Violin Concerto in A Minor) anchors a selection of works by composers from North and South America, including Copland, Gershwin, Golijov ("Last Round" and "Death of an Angel"), and Raphael Fusco (a world première).

However, based on the subsequent results we will conclude that a minor modification of the selection process might be appropriate.

The -1 triplet is not required for accommodation of tmRNA into the ribosome, although it plays a minor role in frame selection.

This limitation of our method is probably a minor one, as balancing selection in the human genome appears to be the exception rather than the rule (Bubb et al. 2006; Leffler et al. 2013).

As both of these genes are implicated in oncogenesis, it is conceivable that loss of p16 or gain of COX-2 expression may make these cells more susceptible to transformation, although it is unclear whether the loss of p16 and gain of COX-2 occur de novo during self-selection or represent selection of a minor population of cells with pre-existing high COX-2 and low p16 expression.