The overall increase in genetic merit was measured as the increase in TBV and inbreeding was assessed based on the average genomic co-ancestry among selected individuals such that results from the alternate selection strategies were compared on an equal basis.
In 1981, A Glorious Way to Die was selected by the Military Book Club and was a Literary Guild alternate selection.
Wouldn't you know their combined effort winds up as a Book-of-the-Month Club alternate selection?
Fitzgerald was the only Big Ten coach to commit to an alternate selection method for the conference championship.
The slender volume became an alternate selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club and fulfilled Welty's theatrical dream by opening in a stage adaptation on Broadway in 1956.
The novel climbed onto the best-seller lists, was sold to the movies, became a Book-of-the-Month Club alternate selection and was bought for $215,000 by Fawcett for paperback publication.
The West Wing's preferred alternate selection, no doubt, would have been "Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy," drawn from Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.,'s long-sealed 1964 oral-history interviews with the recently widowed First Lady and featuring her tart appraisals of the great and the good, delivered in her breathy voice on the accompanying CDs.
The inspiration for her first novel, "Delta Wedding," was owed directly to Robinson... Her 1954 novella, "The Ponder Heart" is essentially "The Robber Bridegroom" rewritten, was an alternate selection of the Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Clubandtage adaption on Broadway in 1956.
This problem was addressed by performing sensitivity analyses that specified different combinations of coding, medications, and laboratory criteria as alternate selection criteria.
To facilitate this analysis, we dichotomized our gene list by redefining "significant" and "non-significant" with respect to an alternate selection criterion: differential abundance in at least three tissues.
