Sentence examples for be a more selective from inspiring English sources

These selection criteria suggested that CHIP would be a more selective antitumour agent than Neoplatin, and will provide a basis for its comparison with the other 7 compounds.

"It will be a more selective environment going forward, but many stocks will do very well".

"People go ahead and sell and then rent a year or two so they can be a more selective buyer," she said.

In contrast, farm animal welfare appears to be a more selective reporting issue and is often not reported year-on-year.

Meclofenamic acid (MA) was found to be a more selective inhibitor of FTO, for it could bind and stabilize FTO but had minimal influence on ALKBH5.

What we perceive as a brain in flight or decline, disengaging from the world or tumbling into a netherworld of oldness, might actually be a more selective, creative and wiser brain.

BIO-ac is a more selective analogue of 6-bromoindirubin-32-oxime (BIO) that exhibits greater selectivity for GSK3 than lithium.

But now it's a more selective market.

In addition, functionalized γ-Fe2O3 nanoparticles have been studied for use in separating target materials magnetically, which is a more selective and efficient method than others such as centrifugation or filtration [4 7].

The Concert Choir is a more selective group consisting of about 50 students, who must audition for their places in the choir.

AMG is a more selective iNOS inhibitor, significantly reducing parameters of AHF compared L-NAME.