Sentence examples for and selectiveness from inspiring English sources
On mobile, I feel interface quality and selectiveness of functionalities are even less forgiving than on the web: you can't allow useless stuff on a smartphone screen, there is simply no tolerance for it.
He considers the claims and mixed motives of intervening states for aiding humanity, the relationship between public outcry and state action or inaction, and the bias and selectiveness of governments and campaigners.
In addition to the RGD sequence, the structural evidence of a C-terminal region (Arg66, Trp67 and Asn68) important for disintegrin activity allows understanding of the high affinity and selectiveness of snake venom disintegrin for integrin receptors.
Judging from the extant fragments, conciseness and selectiveness appear to have been the stylistic and methodological hallmarks of Avicenna's exegesis of the Metaphysics.
As follows, large attention is paid to the development of scientific approaches at creation of new generation of catalytic systems that require increased activeness and selectiveness.
Lots of characteristics of nano particles depend on their size that is why it is possible to control the activeness and selectiveness of nano-catalysts by changing their sizes (Eremin 2009).
In contrast, both pollinator and plant selectiveness (d′) and strength (st, importance to the plant and pollinator community, respectively) were spatially and temporally consistent and not influenced by alien plants.
There has been much emphasis on the distinction of selective vs non-selective drugs and whether selectiveness will infer efficacy.
Cornell's endowment has roughly doubled, to $2.9 billion, and its selectiveness has increased.
Over the summer, this daily pattern in intensity of use diminished and their overall selectiveness for elevation decreased as cubs grow more mobile and independent.
Let there be no doubt that concepts such as "secularism" or "freedom of speech" are rarely detached from the culture and values of the time, and they need to be constantly interrogated, challenged and investigated for selectiveness or partiality.
