Sentence examples for encourage the selection of from inspiring English sources

I'm absolutely certain that having positive action to encourage the selection of women candidates is crucial.

The method of awarding of "smiley" in checklist should encourage the selection of environmentally acceptable alternatives during the production stages.

Physical manipulatives may be one tool that can encourage the selection of appropriate math strategies for a problem.

These errors create genetic mutations in their progeny, some of which prove beneficial, and thereby encourage the selection of new traits such as antibiotic resistance.

For more than two decades medical educators have used community-based medical education (CBE) programs to encourage the selection of careers in primary care serving rural populations.

In addition, strict adherence to ' local is best' protocols may encourage the selection of inbred or genetically depauperate seed sources (Broadhurst et al. 2008), when genetically healthier sources further afield may produce a more efficacious restoration result (C. Navarro, S. Cavers and A. Lowe, unpublished data).

Since GAMETES selects models representative of this model difficulty range, maximizing this range encourages the selection of best models to represent the easiest and most challenging models based on model architecture alone.

May, on the other hand, while not exactly the feminist dream realised, founded the initiative "Women2win", which encourages the selection of more female MPs.

This practice also encourages the selection of model organisms that exhibit less plasticity (Bolker 1995).

Self-directed learning is expected to enhance their information literacy by encouraging the selection of suitable resources, each of which may have a different credibility and/or viewpoint of the same topic (Hasegawa et al. 2003; Dabbagh and Kitsantas 2004).

Shifting the burden of proof to class-action defendants with respect to potential conflicts of interest would thus increase transparency in the cy pres selection process and could even promote speedy settlement by encouraging the selection of clearly neutral beneficiaries in the first instance.