Sentence examples for an initial selection from inspiring English sources

In an initial selection round, two researchers independently selected articles based on the title only.

A reading of the titles and abstracts led to an initial selection of 571 papers for full-text analysis; of these, 65 were then selected, made up of 40 primary- and 25 hospital-care studies.

He had been editing his pictures from Algeria, narrowing an initial selection of ten thousand.

Here the Slovak was unable to cover the vital move on the Manse when Plaza sprang clear from an initial selection of nine.

For example, the S.E.C. asked the fund companies to state whether higher direct or indirect payments have resulted in an initial selection for or a different placement in a sponsor's retirement plan.

(MGM DVD/Fox Home Entertainment, $499.98, various ratings) JAMES BOND BLU-RAY COLLECTION SIX PACK MGM begins rolling out the Bond films on Blu-ray with an initial selection of six — "Dr. No," "Die Another Day," "Live and Let Die," "For Your Eyes Only," "From Russia With Love" and "Thunderball" — and they look very nice indeed.

Just before the bell, Armitstead sparked an initial selection just before the summit of the second climb on the circuit, Mirador, dragging 17 of the strongest with her – Vos, of course, Johansson, Linda Villumsen, Ferrand-Prévot among them – but the peloton reformed, albeit reduced in numbers to about 40, for the final 18km circuit with its two climbs.

A: Your initial selection can be made from this page – by selecting an Approved Service from the list and downloading the extension from that Approved Service's Attention Trust page, you'll automatically begin sending your information to that service.

The procedure begins with a random initial selection of pixels (see Figure 3a).

The ProtFP descriptor set was constructed from a large initial selection of indices obtained from the AAindex database for all 20 naturally occurring AAs.

The probability of a block's initial selection was a positive linear function of the proportion of the block's one hundred numbers that served residences.