Sentence examples for called selection from inspiring English sources

A randomized phase II study called selection design may be performed to select the best dosing regimen amongst several treatment regimens.

On the other hand, it is possible to first scan the genome and detect regions under natural or artificial selection, so called selection signatures, and then to identify the corresponding selected phenotype and adaptive pathways.

In that case, they can apply for a second patent using a process called "selection invention".

Neither the copying nor the winnowing can sensibly be called "selection" on its own.

In fact, without much fanfare, Beijing has introduced significant reforms into its way of governance and established an elaborate system of what can be called "selection plus election".

Finally, another subhypothesis of limited partial preference is called "selection to rush" (Patel et al. 1995).

What the Texas case illustrates is the distinction between what social psychologists call selection effects and treatment effects.

The examples he provides (what scientists call "selection bias") to prove his "gays can't play straight" hypothesis are sloppy in my opinion.

In observing customer behavior there is always the risk of what psychologists call "selection bias": interpreting data in ways that conform to what we've already determined to believe.

This method of selection, called genomic selection, is now being applied to dairy cattle, but results are not yet available.

Under crowded conditions, the population experiences density-dependent forces of natural selection, called K-selection.