Sentence examples for a primary selection from inspiring English sources

"I knew that, if we had a primary selection for the candidate, Rita might win.

Kwarteng cannot complain that his selection as a Tory candidate was reported with references to the "black Boris", since his own campaign team had enthusiastically propagated the label, his friendship with his fellow old Etonian featuring in his pitch to a "primary" selection meeting of 400.

As a primary selection criterion, we used the phonemic correctness of the unit.

We here present the use of ab initio quantum mechanical calculations as a primary selection and search tool in the quest for new lithium salts.

The pPFKmod plasmid was introduced in A. niger by co-transformation as described before (Kusters-van Someren et al. 1991), using the pAL69 plasmid containing the argB gene as a primary selection marker.

The An14g04280, An03g01620 and An07g00780 constructs were introduced in A. niger by transformation Kusters-van Somerenn et al. [1991]) using the pyrA gene as a primary selection marker, relieving uridine auxotrophy.

The fungal strains of T. reesei and F. oxysporum were isolated by primary selection from a naturally contaminated water hyacinth, and the isolates were confirmed by their morphology and colony characteristics [18].

Estimates were corrected for the complex sampling design of the study in order to obtain a stratified probabilistic sample whose primary selection unit was village and the weights of each participant were based on the relative size of each stratum and the proportion of women and children in the target population.

This indicates that the presence of salt glands and Na+ exclusion is an important criterion for the primary selection of STGs from the grass species, however the exact mechanism of salinity tolerance in STGs may differ from species to species.

Primary selection was carried out on selective medium lacking the amino acids, histidine and adenine, and secondary selection was carried out using a semiquantitative color assay for β-galactosidase.

Wollaston, who has carved out a distinctive national profile since her election in the wake of being chosen as a Tory candidate in Britain's first full open primary selection in 2009, said she had always been a Europhile and would not have imagined voting to leave the EU before becoming an MP.