Sentence examples for cost-effective selection from inspiring English sources

Further research is needed to permit cost-effective selection decisions using genomic information.

The technical feasibility of applying genomic prediction in a Bos indicus (Nellore) population was demonstrated, although further research on its implementation in breeding schemes is necessary to enable more cost-effective selection decisions using genomic information.

While estimates of protection against exposure are no substitute for careful prospective morbidity and mortality studies, they do allow informed evaluation of transmission control methods and cost-effective selection of those most likely to justify investment in large scale demographic and clinical surveillance systems.

Very high marker density increases reliability of within-breed selection slightly (1.6%) in simulation, whereas lower densities allow breeders to apply cost-effective genomic selection to many more animals.

Osmani FA, Bolz N, Odeh K, Bearison C, Schwarzkopf R, Iorio R. The ratio of patient body mass index to age: a cost-effective implant selection guideline for total knee arthroplasty.

The optimisation methodology suggests a guide to cost-effective material selection in the preliminary conceptual design stage.

In this group of patients with suspected obstructive lung disease, protocol-driven, PFT-based selection is more cost-effective than test selection at the discretion of lung physicians.

However, this method may not be cost-effective for cow selection and for other livestock species, because the cost of HD SNP panels is still relatively high.

These molecular tools will enable a new generation of high-throughput and cost-effective phage display selection on an unprecedented large-scale.

This suggests that LBD methods provide a principled and cost-effective approach to selection of agents for screening.

Recently, it has been proposed as a cost-effective pre-screening selection tool (Gausachs et al, 2012).