Sentence examples for cross recruitment from inspiring English sources

Cross recruitment between the study groups prevented analysis of recruitment patterns by individual group; thus, weights to account for over-recruitment or under-recruitment were generated using the entire study population.

To avoid cross-recruitment between enzyme or protein subclasses, OxyGene uses an anchor-driven annotation process.

The anchor-based approach guarantees the absence of cross-recruitment between subclasses.

In addition, several studies highlight the advantages of investment in cross-project, cross-service, or cross-organisational recruitment databases or 'gate ways' for sustaining pools of potential research subjects [ 34, 35].

This handsome hardback is an anthology of short stories 'inspired by objects from the First World War' – a helmet, a Victoria Cross, a recruitment poster, etc.

It highlighted a recent rise in "cross-border recruitment by Taliban – as well as attacks on schools".

That has made it much easier for British firms to recruit abroad when they face a labour shortage helped by the development of specialist cross-border recruitment websites.

Last week, President Obama announced a new US executive order strengthening protections in US public procurement in order to fight human trafficking worldwide – specifically related to cross-border recruitment activities.

These results suggest that the observed cross-modal recruitment of auditory areas in deaf individuals does not appear to be specialized for motion processing, but rather is present for both motion and static visual stimuli.

Phosphorylation of cardiac myosin light chain 2v by cMLCK increases the rate of cross-bridge recruitment in cardiac myocytes and influences contractile function.

If racial homophily is excessive, such that almost no cross-race recruitment is observed, samples can be separated by race and analyzed separately.