Sentence examples for by a selection process from inspiring English sources

The field of documentary features was winnowed earlier by a selection process that eliminated some of the year's more visible nonfiction films, including Michael Moore's "Capitalism: A Love Story" and James Toback's "Tyson".

Barbara Bodine, a former ambassador to Yemen, said today that Muhammad Moshen Zobeidi, the Iraqi exile from the United States who has declared himself mayor of the city, had not been chosen by a selection process and thus was not recognized by the United States.

However this might be explained by a selection process of the students after graduating the general regular school.

The whole process of the development of interspecific hybrid varieties is a combination of a random process of cross-pollination and backcrossing, followed by a selection process of those off-types that show most potential as new varieties by farmers.

Our follow-up data are therefore not likely to be a contaminated by a selection process due to MSDs in itself.

We suggest that the release of serotonin was adopted, and still functions as, a paracrine signal between cells in the raphe nuclei that facilitates, by a selection process, a local coordination of activity.

Jersey won the right to host the 16th Island Games by beating rivals Gotland by one vote in a selection process held in 2010.

Secondly, since purchase decisions are made, not by the vehicles themselves, but by people, there is a selection process going on, whereby car owners with a large road travel demand tend to invest in newer and more expensive cars.

Overall, there appears to be susceptibility for mosaic aneuploidies to be missed by conventional cytogenetics, suggesting a selection process occurring in cultured cells in favor of normal cells.

Participants reported that community members volunteer to be CHWs, and they then go through a selection process either by being interviewed by village leaders or councillors or by being selected by the community.

It cannot be known whether this phenotype is due to a selection process by the bone sites or to an intrinsic property of the disseminating cells capable of reaching the bones.