Sentence examples for concentrated selection from inspiring English sources

Inside is a concentrated selection of retro muumuus, housewares and jewelry.

The up side is that we are treated to works that rarely get an airing, like a concentrated selection of Weston's still-life photographs of the popular native arts and crafts of Mexico, in particular children's toy figures made of painted wood or thatched grass and sold in local market stalls.

The prediction of episodes of poor air quality using artificial neural networks is investigated, concentrating on selection of the most appropriate cost function used in training.

Those companies able to attract the healthier members have been able to keep premiums down, which in turn has attracted more healthy members.Because the competition has concentrated on risk selection, it has not had the desired bracing effect on medical providers, so health spending has kept on growing.

For both the 13- and 30-band subsamples, band selection concentrated on diagnostic features in the visible and VNIR (0.45 to 1.0 μ m) and the SWIR (2.1 to 2.35 μ m).

Already the synthetic promoters at the third round of selection are tightly concentrated in a low noise band, even though selection does not select against noise, and promoters with mean away from the optimum would benefit from having higher noise.

Some researchers concentrated on the probabilistic selection of appropriate rock quality in tunnel surrounding area.

The scientific efforts are mainly concentrated on isolation and selection of plant-beneficial microorganisms and their further application in soil plant system in controlled conditions [13] and little attention are dedicated to formulation procedures, delivering application and effectiveness under field conditions.

In particular, the sites identified in zebrafish as subjected to significant diversifying ('positive') selection were concentrated in the variable loop 1, between the β-strands 2 and 3.

However, the X-linked intellectual disability genes inferred to be subject to recent positive selection were concentrated in the Rho GTP-ase pathway, a key signaling pathway in neural development and function.

Our observations are consistent with the interpretation that natural selection has concentrated genes that encode cell surface properties into HVR2, and that this region is subject to unusually rapid rates of sequence divergence and re-arrangements of gene order.