Sentence examples for because of a selection from inspiring English sources
Louis van Gaal is facing a "big problem" because of a selection crisis for Manchester United's trip to Watford on Saturday lunchtime.
Carol Cadwalladr argues that electing Oxbridge graduates does not guarantee we get the most able politicians because of a selection process that is biased towards a privately educated elite (Whatever the party, our political elite is an Oxbridge club, 25 August).
It was thought the move could affect his Wales future because of a selection policy surrounding exiled players.
The transmission probability was 2.5 times that found in discordant couples in Uganda, a value usually considered too low because of a selection bias (couples who have a lower transmission rate are more likely to be discordant).
This was probably because of a selection bias in the patients referred for TB diagnosis.
It should, however, be noted that in this series, patients treated with exclusive or preoperative radiotherapy fared worse in terms of locoregional control than others, perhaps also because of a selection of patients with poor prognosis.
However, this finding should be interpreted with caution because of the possibility of a selection bias that could arise as a result of the referral of women with severe pregnancy complications to these facilities.
She said the current choice system was problematic because of a complicated selection process, which does not guarantee students admission to any of the choices they list in the high school applications they fill out during eighth grade.
The apparently adverse effects become nonsignificant more readily for the two milder disciplinary tactics, most likely because of a differential selection bias, because they tend to be selected more often for milder types of misbehavior than the other corrective actions.
For one of the food chains (Lidl), only one basket was collected because of a limited selection of food items within each food group.
In that study, the delay arises because of a decreased selection differential associated with alleles that have conditional fitness effects.
