The phrase "are often selected in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or preferences in a specific context, such as research, studies, or selections in various fields.
Example: "In many studies, participants are often selected in accordance with specific criteria to ensure valid results."
Alternatives: "are frequently chosen in" or "are commonly picked in".
Although fibrin-selective thrombolytic agents have not been evaluated for superior efficacy over nonselective agents for PE, if indicated, alteplase is often selected in clinical practice for the management of acute PE, due to its increased availability and more tolerable infusion reactions.
Early emergence, large plant and seed size, and high seed production are often selected for in cultivar development (e.g., Gibbs and Young 1989; Jones et al. 2004a, b), presumably because these traits increase seed production in agricultural settings, as well as for the perceived benefits of these traits in natural systems.
Hence, a natural question to ask is whether the descriptors representing predicted log Kt:p values are often selected to be included in the decision tree models, in the case of the first and third approaches in Table 3.
Second, both crops and weeds are often selected for a life in a disturbed habitat.
Saddles are often selected with a particular horse in mind.
Pressure fluctuations are often selected to analyze the dynamic changes in the gas solid fluidized bed.
Although Turing instabilities are almost ubiquitous in studies modeling highly repetitive patterns in developmental biology, the regulatory functions used in the modeling are often selected by criteria that simplify the equation analysis rather than being chosen on the basis of their correlation with the actual biological response.
Thus, in vitro bioassays are often selected for EDA studies; however, certain bioactivities require the organ or organism level for their proper identification, as for compounds in which metabolism plays an important role by interfering with formation or transformation of bioactive metabolites and bioaccumulation profiles [6].
In horticulture, rootstocks are often selected for their ability to alter the growth of the scion, or to confer differences in scion vigor.
At present, patients in primary care are often selected based the number of medications, the polypharmacy criteria, which is a large group and not every polypharmacy patient may need a CMR.
