Sentence examples for by selecting on one from inspiring English sources

Overall, the improvement of the turbot aquaculture industry by selecting, on one hand, the most resistant broodstock and, on the other hand, female-biased batches is a priority challenge.

It seems that the most suitable value of the regularizing parameter (varepsilon^{2}) is determined by selecting one intermediate point on the corner of the trace (R) and total variance plots ((varepsilon^{2} = 0.5)).

When browsing un-annotated sections the user can move to the closest annotated section by selecting one of the buttons on screen.

Respondents describe their caregiving situation by selecting one of three possible responses on each dimension: (i) no, (ii) some, and (iii) a lot.

Here, our objective was to improve and characterize a BRSV model in calves, by selecting one of two inocula, based on two different strains passaged in calves or in cell culture, and used by two different research groups, to obtain a model that would induce clinical signs comparable to those observed in the field.

Reasons for receiving PARs were registered on the prescription form by selecting one or more of seven predefined options including sedentary lifestyle.

The Astros must be made whole, possibly by selecting one or two players from a pool of five on the Cardinals 40-man roster.

Users can investigate two or more modification types of proteins by selecting one PTM type at one time, and then selecting a different PTM type, and so on.

R-R interval durations were evaluated by selecting recordings on one baseline day and then sorting R-R interval durations according to time of occurrence in the ventilatory cycle as depicted in Figure 4D. Figure 4C shows median R-R interval durations in each ventilatory segment.

At each TS, these litters were chosen in each herd from among the 27 litters available by selecting the best ones based on parental EBV for the breeding goal.

Marker-assisted selection should overcome these problems by selecting loci that have effects on either one trait only or on more than one trait but with a favorable genetic correlation.