The phrase "a selected small" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific, limited group or quantity, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We will focus on a selected small group of participants for the study."
Alternatives: "a chosen few" or "a specific small group".
Full atomistic computations are performed in a selected small subdomain only.
Our study was carried out in a selected, small population of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, hence resulting in deviations from Hardy-Weinberg's equilibrium.
For this purpose, a selected small library of seven norbornane-based chiral ligands, bearing well-defined structural variations to allow a comparative study, that is, variation of the relative configuration and steric hindrance at the C(2), C 3) and/or C 7) norbornane positions, has been synthesized and probed in the mentioned test reaction.
To maximize the validity of our findings, we did not rely on the reflection journals of a selected, small group of students.
Follow-up in vivo experiments related to pharmacokinetics may be performed on a selected small group of potential lead candidates, e.g. on compound/radiolabel stability in vivo.
These strategies range from robotic automated imaging-based approaches designed for high throughput compound library screening [77] to highly focused screens of a selected small group of compounds that target a common pathological process such as protein aggregation [21].
Virtually all studies that use statistics take a "sample --a randomly sample --amall group that isample --a, insofarandomlyanly poselectedto mirror the larger population.
The other study included a highly selected small group of young transplanted patients attending a training program [ 14].
A randomly selected small jury of viewers is then asked to vote on whether: they agree the comment was abuse or spam; it looks OK; or they are not sure.
"At AngelPad we deliberately work with a highly selected small number of companies," says founder Thomas Korte.
Each respondent only takes a carefully selected, small subset of the item pool.
