Sentence examples for a targeted selection of from inspiring English sources
Includes all key English-language historical journals; selected historical journals from major countries, state, and local history journals; and a targeted selection of hundreds of journals in the social sciences and humanities.
A targeted selection of individuals for genetic testing is necessary to improve the yield of diagnosis, particularly in situations where there are limited resources.
The applied in silico approach provided us with a targeted selection of promising natural starting material by correctly predicting the novel FXR-inducing chemical class of lanostane-type triterpenes.
The resulting corpus thus consists of 1212 documents, 600 of which are drawn randomly from abstracts and full texts as in AnEM, and the remaining 612 are a targeted selection of PubMed abstracts relating to the molecular mechanisms of cancer.
The main suggestions made by facilitators were: simpler homework, a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 10 participants per group, fewer topics to be discussed in each session or an increase in the number of sessions, and a more targeted selection of participants.
It's a problem I know Zappos specifically has been trying to tackle from many angles, looking for ways for customers to provide more accurate measurements of their feet, for example, in order to match them with a more targeted selection of footwear.
AIF does not allow the targeted selection of a specific precursor ion; therefore, it requires reasonably pure proteins for analysis.
The analyses reported in this paper suggest that trials of therapies which target hippocampal neurogenesis in preclinical or prodromal AD may benefit from the targeted selection of participants with reduced CSF Aβ42 and/or those with two ApoE ∈4 alleles.
For the first three strategies, the total number of sites and number of sites with ostracods are the same due to targeted selection of suitable habitats.
The significance of the random intercept in the null multilevel model shows that many variables were not be accounted for in the multilevel analysis, particularly the different programmatic activities carried out at different levels of the health system or the targeted selection of communities into health system strengthening programs and projects.
We describe a targeted identification and selection of a subset of putative bidirectional promoters to identify genes involved in seed development and to investigate possible coordinated responses of gene pairs to conditions important in seed maturation such as desiccation and ABA-regulation.
