Sentence examples similar to exercising selectivity from inspiring English sources

("In many countries, aid is like oil; it's used for outside rents"). He has recommended that institutions learn the "dance of conditionality" and exercise selectivity, choosing countries to invest in based on demonstrated performance.

Too often I see entrepreneurs failing to exercise selectivity in their investor choice, seeking only the highest valuation.

A recent British study described their use amongst General Medical Practitioners; they found that practitioners exercise selectivity over which errors/incidents to report.

Carnivorous species exercise distinct selectivity.

Discrepant paternity would suggest that some women may exercise a certain selectivity in the choice of a biological father, but it does not prove the condition for sperm competition, which is insemination by two or more men within the few days that sperm are viable.

She exercised a strong selectivity for the pieces – including only 35 of the 200 poems she had written by the end of 1911.

(7) In the present study, we have demonstrated that the conversion of nIR irradiation to heat by DNA-encased MWNTs is linear with respect to both power and time indicating that control of these parameters can be exercised to provide the desired selectivity of cell kill without damaging surrounding normal tissue.

These results serve as a reminder to exercise caution in equating sequence similarity with ligand selectivity.

Some judgment was exercised in this regard, as a given polycation may have variable selectivity depending on the tested organisms.

A number of benchmark tests are exercised.

At present, the selectivity of the exercise countermeasure paradigm to prevent changes in contractile speed properties, but not in the torque response at low frequencies of stimulation, remains difficult to explain.