Sentence examples for be classed as selective from inspiring English sources
Britain has no control over how many migrants come to the UK from the rest of the EU so they can certainly not be classed as "selective".
Furthermore, transects, quadrats and point methods which use sample positions vary and can be classed as selective, capricious, systematic and /or random (Larson et al. 2013).
The exception is an exclusion criterion which requires a child not to stutter (among other things) to be classed as having selective mutism.
There is an astonishing account of the leaking of anti-depressants: "Doctors issue 30m prescriptions a year for Prozac and other anti-depressants classed as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
"In the core classes they need a lot of people to teach, so it's not as selective as it should be," said Debra Redman, a senior, who estimated that 20percentt of her teaching assistants had had a problem speaking English.
We're not as selective as we could be".
There are 163 grammar schools in England, but just 213 schools classed as "non-selective schools in highly selective areas", which are effectively secondary moderns.
But if this year's class is any predictor, exciting things are ahead for the SU Labs Accelerator, especially if the class continues to be as selective and small as it is now.
As research has progressed into identifying the molecular mechanisms mediating responses, a consensus has emerged that this class of EDCs should be categorized as selective estrogen receptor modulators, to highlight the fact that each can result in a unique array of responses.
