Sentence examples for about the preselection of from inspiring English sources

Asked about the preselection of Kimberley Kitching for Stephen Conroy's Senate vacancy, Albanese said it was a matter for the Victorian branch, and he did not have a vote, but he noted that Kitching had the support of "some significant figures" in the Victorian branch.

"At the meeting I soon realised that the NSES was... seeking to recruit people concerned about the lack of action on climate change to join the Liberal party in order to block the preselection of Tony Abbott to stand in Warringah at the next federal election," the attendee claimed.

Effectively, it would mean that every member would get a vote for the preselection of their local members, reducing the power of factions.

Such screening would result in the preselection of some potential pigment producers and the deselection of pathogenic strains and toxin producers.

However, their use of radioimmunoassay required the preselection of one particular peptide of interest.

HM was also used for the preselection of 5 appropriate molecular descriptors.

The preselection of candidate polymorphisms was based on log-rank p values.

The major disadvantage is the preselection of analytes by the column chosen depending on the antibodies used.

When using preselected proteins, the significance was based on the training set only to prevent the data from the validation animal effecting the preselection of proteins.

Without the preselection of embryo particles by flotation using toxic organic solvents such as carbon tetrachloride, the selection process would take even longer [ 9].

In the ACBC the respondent is presented with relevant comparisons only through the preselection of attributes and the use of 'unacceptables' and 'must haves' in the screening phase.