Sentence examples for be very carefully selected from inspiring English sources

More importantly, its technological features were developed to serve the religio-aesthetic needs of a particular group of people with power, authority, and wealth, and therefore must be very carefully selected and developed.

Thus, in East Asia, patients should be very carefully selected and observed during gefitinib therapy.

This implies that the real-life model stories have to be very carefully selected to meet these parameters.

"I think these ranges are very carefully selected," said Bonnie S. Glaser, senior Asia adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

Later she realizes that Mrs. Carey's clothes have been very carefully selected and that she presents a perfect entity.

They were very carefully selected and nurtured.

However, in a bottle of Amarone della Valpolicella you are sure to find a red made with grapes that have already been very carefully selected in the vineyard (the regulations forbid picking more than 50% of the clusters) and then followed step by step from the first and very distinctive process of drying the grapes, which concentrates the flavor and is what makes the wine unique.

The experts who respond to the request from FAO and WHO to participate in this work are very carefully selected to ensure excellence, independence and transparency.

The assay has previously been correlated with clinical outcomes following trastuzumab therapy in a cohort of MBC patients who were very carefully selected for treatment using FISH at the Jules Bordet Institute in Belgium [ 15].

While the sample size of this cohort may seem somewhat limited for a case control study, it must be noted that this population was very carefully selected for its homogeneity, only schizophrenia patients were included in the cohort, no schizoaffective subjects were included.

The high cost and high expectations of tutors require that they be very carefully prepared, screened and selected.