Sentence examples similar to dates for selection from inspiring English sources

"We haven't got a definitive date for selection at the moment because one player in particular, Matt Daly, has a long-term injury and no predicted date for his return," said Lee. "Matt's played at every major tournament for the last seven years and has a goalscoring record of one in three.

Despite the limited evidence to date for selection on mtDNA in T. californicus from patterns of sequence divergence there are reasons to believe that evolution of mtDNA in this species has resulted in the functional divergence of mtDNA-encoded proteins between populations.

The reference date was the date of diagnosis for cases and the date of selection for controls.

She did not set a new date for jury selection.

The date of Parkinson's disease diagnosis served as the index date for control selection.

These previously detected QTL have not been used to date for MAS selection in Cucurbita.

The date of MI served as index date for the selection of controls, who were already enrolled in the DHCS at the time of case's MI.

However, very few genetic markers have been identified to date for a selection purpose due to the lack of molecular genetic study in bull fertility.

We chose the 30th of June 2005 as the index date for the selection of usual-care patients, because it was estimated as mean date of enrolment of the DMP patients.

No statistical support for selection on date of return was observed in males of either age class (Table 3).

Because our accrual of cases from the source population was nearly complete (Parkin et al, 1997) and our exposure data were collected routinely before the index date, there was little potential for selection and recall bias concerning exposure.