Sentence examples for by selectivity from inspiring English sources

A study last year by Caroline M. Hoxby, an economist at Harvard, ranked colleges by selectivity -- 1 being the most selective, 8 the least.

The ease with which reporting is skewed by selectivity and interpretation, by editing and tone, should suffice to override the apparently obvious distinction between "fact" and "fiction".

The list is grouped by state, though readers can also sort colleges alphabetically or by selectivity group.

The pattern of mental health may be explained by selectivity, structural strain theory from a macro perspective, or stress theory with a micro approach.

But, she added, "it is our firm conviction that the certification of small and large tourist businesses constitutes a powerful tool for proper environmental management," which should also be accompanied by "selectivity in visitor arrivals and the introduction of clean technologies".

By selectivity binding with Y-shape AcO− via double hydrogen bonds, the sensor LX underwent a TICT ICT state change and induced a dramatic fluorescent response.

These patterns might be explained by high selectivity of AMF by their hosts.

We must judge it ourselves and not cede our responsibility to others by automatically being impressed by the selectivity an article has realized.

SD impairs selective attention as evidenced by reduced selectivity in PPA activation.

In general, selection associated to fishing is generated by the selectivity and intensiveness of fishing (e.g. Heino et al. 2002; Law 2007; Hard et al. 2008).

If the data is contaminated – by error, selectivity or bias – so too will be the patterns learned by the software.