Sentence examples for accepted selection from inspiring English sources

Despite that, the Yorkshireman appeared to have turned his back on Scotland when he accepted selection in an England squad for the first time in March 2011 in the hope of playing in the Four Nations series at the end of that year.

The different parts of the genome have differences in the mutation rate and the accepted selection pressure.

Delphi research does not have a tradition of generally accepted selection criteria, and there is no fixed rule about minimum or maximum numbers of panel members [ 22].

Typical and widely accepted selection criteria relate to the nature and stage of the disease being studied, the exclusion of persons thought to be particularly vulnerable to harm from the study intervention, and to issues required to ensure that the study satisfies legal and ethical norms.

There is no universally accepted variable selection strategy for RF and suggested selection criteria from previous studies are limited [43].

'Even if he did have misgivings, he should have just accepted the selection graciously and said nothing.

Mr. Steele accepted the selection after a prolonged standing ovation from members who were clearly tired after five hours of voting.

This can lead to a situation where risk assessors automatically categorize such studies as reliable without restrictions, even if obvious flaws (e.g., control mortality above accepted level, selection of non-relevant endpoints) exist.

LET accepted a selection of this first batch and marketed them as the "Workplace Violence" line.

The exact cause of the selection of the codon bias is unclear, the current accepted mutation-selection-drift balance model proposes that both selection and mutational pressure are involved in the phenomenon of codon bias (reviewed in [1]): selection might favor the major codons over the rare codons, whereas mutational pressure and genetic drift allow the minor codons to persist.

Even though the main sources of adaptive characters causing phenotypic differences between organisms remain under debate (Hughes 2012), it is generally accepted that positive selection (PS) (selection in favor of advantageous mutations) plays an important role in the origin of new phenotypes (Anisimova and Liberles 2012).