Sentence examples for chances for selection from inspiring English sources
However, Bostock's closeness to Burnett, who had made no secret of his contempt for John Curtin's Federal Labor government, damaged his chances for selection and his friend, George Jones, then only a substantive wing commander and acting air commodore, took the position.
Therefore, we consider the response in line with studies on unrelated topics and the chances for selection bias as negligible.
Increasing genetic diversity of the population prior to dispersal increases the chances for selection of more optimal genotypes in the new environments to which the yeast are dispersed.
Follow-up was conducted through record linkage that did not require subjects' responses, thus minimizing chances for selection bias due to subject's nonresponse.
The confounding factor might be a higher incidence of secondary KIT mutations in exon 11-mutant tumours, which may reflect longer duration of imatinib therapy and therefore increase chances for selection of mutations producing imatinib resistance in these tumours.
Most studies did not address the methods for allocation sequence generation and concealment further increasing the chance for selection bias [74, 76, 78 88] (Table 2).
First, the chance for selection bias.
The potential for self-selection bias can be estimated by measuring the response rate; the fairly high response rate (83%) decreases the chance for selection bias.
Most studies did not address the methods for allocation sequence generation and concealment further increasing the chance for selection bias [ 74, 76, 78- 88] (Table 2).
Bradman decided that his chances for Test selection would be improved by moving to Sydney for the 1928 29 season, when England were to tour in defence of the Ashes.
