Sentence examples for convincing selection from inspiring English sources

Stoke's Geoff Cameron, who has won 12 caps at the age of 27, almost all of them in the last year, and Brondby's Clarence Goodson complete a far from convincing selection.

The results have shown that some of the mapping methods produce very reliable mapping, while some methods yield broader coverage but less convincing selections.

And since it is a national health insurance database, it is a population-based study, so the results are more robust and convincing without selection bias.

That Root had the most success of all the England bowlers says much about the flat nature of the Chelmsford pitch and the inability of seamers Bresnan, Steven Finn and Graham Onions to make a convincing case for selection for the first Test against Australia on 10 July.

For the Hp1 allele, there is no convincing evidence of selection in the separate populations.

Interestingly, our iHS provided a strong and convincing signal of selection, while the iHSVoight (0.81) provides considerably weaker support.

This is unlikely due to a lack of power as three convincing signatures of selection, corresponding to previously described major gene effects, were successfully identified.

He seized on the few embers of hope from the wreckage, although it was not a convincing defence of selections that have dumbfounded most observers.

Mr. Jaroussky sounded most convincing in intimate selections by Reynaldo Hahn, like the Baroque-inspired "À Chloris" and a delicately introverted rendition of "L'Heure Exquise," which concluded the concert.

The 35-year-old Bristolian booked his place in the Great Britain squad with a convincing victory at the selection shoot at Lilleshall.

Each proposed project had to provide convincing evidence to ATP selection officials that it has 'strong potential for advancing the state of the art and contributing significantly to the US scientific and technical knowledge base' (Advanced Technology Program 2005).