Sentence examples for be better selected from inspiring English sources

Second, our target trait is abdominal fat; after selection for eight generations the genes affecting abdominal fat may be better selected, but the genome array detects all genes expressed in adipose tissue, so genes affecting other traits, which have not been divergently selected, will reveal inter-individual differences within each chicken line.

In this way, the most informative data points can be better selected.

These parameters can be better selected by a further cross validation.

It has been suggested that optimal cutoff values for prognostic markers may be better selected by validating previously established cutoff values from other cohort studies (Levine et al, 1991).

However, in our study, we used objective criteria for the diagnosis of AHF (increased natriuretic peptide plasma levels) and its severity (kidney dysfunction, pulmonary congestion, and elevated natriuretic peptides), and thus our patients may, actually, be better selected than in clinical practice when many patients may have a diagnosis of AHF despite having a non-cardiac cause of their dyspnoea.

The data also suggest that Mg2+ is better selected by serine residues, explaining the presence of serine in the transmembrane region of Mg2+-selective transporters.

Goldman knows, Bernstein says, that your odds are better selecting the right individual securities than trying to time markets or make sector bets.

Today: would we be better off selecting our MPs at random?

The threshold value of M NRM/M IRM ~0.1 is tentative, and it would be better to select the sample with sufficiently small M NRM/M IRM values such as <~0.05.

On the other hand, if you are on a honeymoon, it would be better to select a hotel that would be away from hustle and bustle of the city so that you can spend some quality time together.

It should be better to select age-matched patient groups in such studies evaluating parameters with age specific normal values.