Sentence examples for earlier selection of from inspiring English sources
This collection triples the size of an earlier selection of Thurber letters that appeared in 1984, offering a complex self-portrait of a tortured, sensitive man whose persistent misanthropic streak was exacerbated by the blindness that beset him in middle age.
The readings come 15 years after an earlier selection of Hall's works in progress were given similar readings at Live Theatre.
Inadequate compression in the blurred group (which would result in greater breast thickness, longer exposures and earlier selection of rhodium target/filter) is suspected.
As illustrated in Figure 7A, the presence of senescent agents immediately in the first passage led to an earlier selection of vHMEC agents, and the preferential senescence of HMEC agents led to a proliferative advantage of vHMEC agents.
Alongside its hematopoietic function and its role in the early selection of lymphocytes, the BM is an immune regulatory organ involved in migration, selective retainment and function of innate and adaptive immune cells [ 11].
The most successful funds investing in smaller companies owe their outstanding performance to the early selection of technology issues.
"It's not so much a talent search as a civil right," he said of the early selection of future musicians.
An early selection of these images has already been published in "Crossing Over," a book he collaborated on with the author Ruben Martinez.
But Gibbs' view was disputed by Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, who said Pisa offered "strong evidence" that early selection of pupils by schools did not narrow gaps in attainment.
However, virologic response could be impaired by baseline or early selection of resistant HCV strains.
A combination of estimates, not a single factor, best assesses the long-term sustainable growth under natural conditions and allows early selection of species suitable for afforestation of degraded patches in the agricultural landscape.
