Sentence examples for by being more selective from inspiring English sources
OTHERS have found they can make do just by being more selective.
Others have speculated that universities learned how to more intelligently pitch their research to the REF, for example by being more selective in the researchers whose work they submitted to the panels.
Sympatho-mimetic electrical therapies may be able to circumvent the adverse profile of sympatho-mimetic drugs by being more selective to sympathetic nerves on the heart and by their intermittent nature.
We propose that whenever change is executed from the top down, the less loyal line manager will have more room to reduce the demands put on employees by being more selective about when and how to implement directives from top management.
The CECs have played an active role in priming the community for upcoming data collection rounds, and have provided advice to SEACO staff about strategies to enhance participation either by being more selective about the time of day a household is approached, or the most appropriate person to approach within a household.
Oxford, which included almost all its faculty members in previous exercises, significantly improved its ratings this time round by being more selective--almost one in 10 professors were left out.
The observed lower male eagerness to mate could thus be explained by males being more selective towards females.
"Price" interventions remained the most likely to reduce inequalities, however "Person" interventions now showed mixed results with a more even distribution of effects by SEP when being more selective by only including interventions where statistical significance values were given.
