Sentence examples for class merits from inspiring English sources

This compound class merits further development as anticancer clinical trial candidates.

Many draft experts have argued that none of the quarterbacks in this class merit the first overall pick, but personally I suspect the Texans will find it too hard to pass up a potential franchise signal caller in this spot.

These typically test large sociological theories and concepts, such as class, merit selection or characteristics of modern industrial societies (Jackson 2001; Jackson et al. 2005; Jackson 2007).

Reinhart further stipulates that the use of farcical humour to mock the upper classes "merits the play both as satire and as drama".

"And the person who investigated the case, a senior official in the provincial anticorruption bureau, was given a first-class merit citation.

Note to the more economically liberal professors: If you want to teach your class the merits of socialism, don't give everyone in the group the same grade.

To study the error bound of (VI), we need to construct a class of merit functions which were made to reformulate (VI) as an optimization problem; see [9 16].

Forty percent of incoming freshman received Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or an equivalent college credit upon entrance, while 30% of the freshman class received merit based scholarships.

It seems an odd coincidence Davies did not work as a referee for a while and when he eventually did he was not allocated any of the title fights his rating as a star-class official merited.

"He just let the class debate the merits of them back and forth".

At Columbia, graduate students in an international affairs class debated the merits of military retaliation versus resort to American and international courts.