Sentence examples for effectively select from inspiring English sources
To effectively select random variable in nonlinear dynamic reliability analysis, the extremum selection method (ESM) is proposed.
Armed with more definitive knowledge of which interventions are effective and prevent the most stillbirths in particular settings, we can more effectively select and implement these interventions and prevent unnecessary loss of life.
Political contributors and consultants effectively select judges in Miami because a powerful consultant on the payroll often discourages an election challenge from another candidate.
Correctly identifying a specific biological model may improve the scientific interpretation and can be used to more effectively select and design a follow-up validation study.
In this way we might circumvent a natural tendency for high yield and low production cost to effectively select against the best human nutrition.
The results also show that the enzyme is able to effectively select for high affinity and specificity for the same chemical moieties both in the context of smaller substrates, and in that of a larger reactive intermediate.
RF with variable selection effectively selects T2D causal SNP combinations consisting of 1-161 SNPs (average 76.55 SNPs) from 1-500 SNPs, and has low error rates.
Hence, the relative advantage of gene-assisted selection is seemingly lower for QTL of very large effect, since the favourable allele would be preserved and effectively selected for even without gene-assisted selection.
On the other hand, deleterious alleles with large fitness effect, such as recessive lethals and detrimentals, will be effectively selected against and removed from the population when becoming homozygous (purging) (Hedrick 1994).
Thus, boundary changes that are effectively selected against in Cryptococcus, which is estimated to have a relatively large effective population size [ 34, 35], might be tolerated (i.e., be able to drift to fixation) in a smaller population.
"If it appears that the process effectively selects young people calculated to do well at GCSE this would be challengeable.
