Sentence examples for compromise selections from inspiring English sources

Too many people to please can lead to inertia, and compromise selections being made to appease all sides.

-- Cara Allen. 5. "I don't have to share the remote or compromise Netflix selections.

This tendency has previously been observed in other species (Bobay et al. 2013) and might result from a compromise between selection for genome plasticity and organization (Rocha 2004).

First, anticipation of any financial incentives raises communities' expectations of getting employment in a government programme, which can compromise the selection process.

In the 'Selection of compromise solution' section, selection criteria of compromise optimal solution are described.

Computer glitches have compromised jury selection processes across the country.

Among those reasons is the idea that evolution involves an array of trade-offs, compromises in selection that favor one trait at the inevitable expense of another.

And among those who do count, the charge that her credibility is compromised by selection bias that excludes Americans and others is of little concern.

However, the quality of the standard and Gaussian diffusion approximations was severely compromised when selection was strong.

Notwithstanding normal concerns over the possibility that publication bias may have limited the number of 'negative' studies available, the present systematic review seems barely compromised by selection bias due to absence of relevant data.

Thus, selection for, for example, large flowers can be affected by a compromise between sexual selection to attract pollinators and natural selection to avoid pathogens (Galen and Cuba 2001; Elzinga et al. 2007; Burkhardt et al. 2012), in either sexual function (see Box 1).