Sentence examples for an inevitable selection from inspiring English sources

Since these breeds are not consciously selected in the sense of modern breeding, the length and frequency of their haplotypes should be mainly due to genetic drift, which generally reflects the effective population size (N e ), and an inevitable selection for overall fitness (pressure of more 'natural' environments; [ 27]).

Wondolowski of course, famously changed the narrative about his own international potential early in the tournament, but despite leading the goalscoring charts will still look back on the Gold Cup as one where he asserted his claim as a credible rather than inevitable selection for one of the attacking depth spots in future "A" team squads.

Although retrieval studies provide valuable information, these studies are limited by the fact that the implants were retrieved as a result of failure, with inevitable selection bias.

He helped Wales to win two Grand Slams and three Triple Crowns, his performances leading to inevitable selection for the British Lions tours in 1971 and 1974.

Pietrini et al. [18] found that the prevalence of HTN was higher in all headache disorders, including migraine, TTH and "chronic daily headache", but conducted their study in headache centre outpatients so again there was inevitable selection bias.

There is inevitable selection bias inherent in recruiting patients willing to complete multiple questionnaires for a validation study.

Thus, some inevitable selection biases might exist in the results, and they may not be representative of the general population.

While our overall results are in line with the literature, there is inevitable selection bias inherent with observational studies.

In addition, we aimed to explore carefully the inevitable selection bias commonly seen in QOL studies in the critical care setting.

The first point to discuss is the inevitable selection bias illustrated by the favourable general status and the wide predominance (93%) of patients with 1 or 2 metastatic sites.

Laying hens have been bred for maximum egg production rather than meat yield and due to the negative correlation, are supposed to be under inevitable selection for lower body weight and vice versa.