Sentence examples for discerning selection from inspiring English sources

Adding spinach requires a slightly more discerning selection to avoid clashing with the mild, pleasing bitterness of the green.

The discerning selection of oils, vinegars, cheeses, spices, rices, grains and condiments is one reason it's a big star on the food map.

We here present a method for discerning selection from a population history that accounts for interference between mutations.

We here demonstrate the ability of our method to separate driver and passenger loci by discerning selection coefficients in a system characterized by interference between mutations.

"With the flood of Chinese freshwater pearls and the nature of the market, we've had to be more discerning with our selection," said Meyer Hoffman, chief operating officer of Mikimoto America.

Some attempted to be discerning in their selection of clients, hoping that by scrutinising them carefully, they would choose only non-violent ones: "…some people look strange, so I don't pick those who look strange".

You have so many choices that it is important to work out which sites you like and trust instead of spending all day collecting recipes, so be discerning in your selection.

When a user joins Meexo, they receive virtual currency, which users pay out when they message other people, forcing daters to be more discerning in their selections.

Further research examining more individuals may allow us to discern whether artificial selection has had a role in shaping CNVs in cattle.

A discerning buyer makes their selection objectively.

In order to assess this possibility, we examined DNA sequences assumed to be selectively neutral, for example, introns, in order to further discern whether mutation or selection drives codon usage.