The phrase "as for selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or point of discussion related to selection, often to differentiate it from other topics.
Example: "As for selection, we need to consider the criteria that will guide our choices."
Alternatives: "Regarding selection" or "Concerning selection".
It may also have prognostic implications for the completion of multi-session interventions, as well as for selection bias in stress reactivity studies with follow-up designs.
The gender gap in wages, after controlling for worker and job characteristics as well as for selection, is high.
As for selection of actuator to push the floor, an air cylinder and a plastic bottle are used because the friction of the handcarts can be easily changed just with opening or closing an air valve.
Without resorting to probabilistic assumptions, NeAREst retains many appealing properties of the RL iteration by utilizing it as the substrate process and provides much needed mechanisms for acceleration as well as for selection of a target solution when many admissible ones exist.
Third, female employment growth in Spain has occurred together with a dramatic decline in fertility, and how labor market and fertility decisions interact remains an open question for future research.54 Fourth, and finally, the adjusted gender gap (after controlling for worker and job characteristics as well as for selection) was about 20%% in 2010 and not much different from its 1994 level.
The direct acid extraction of adipocytes allows for personal epigenetic analyses of human fat tissue, for profiling of histone modifications related to obesity, diabetes and metabolic syndrome, as well as for selection of individual medical treatments.
Methods for assessing the pattern of evolution include phylogenetic analysis of sequence data, as well as tests for selection.
We also considered other criteria as evidence for selection.
Therefore, biological yield and sepal yield per plant, can be used as indicators for selection for yield in roselle.
NEG-POS pairs can be interpreted as evidence for selection for generalists rather than for locally adapted specialists.
To date, research of livestock has been centered on the identification of individual genes as candidates for selection.
