Sentence examples for expected selections from inspiring English sources

There were the expected selections from the day's catch -- squid, prawns and various types of fish from a boatman who had obviously been much luckier than ours.

Crain's New York Business first reported the expected selection on Thursday.

Affable, but tough, Mr. Miller's expected selection is a sign that Mr. Parsons and Mr. Logan are looking for a low-key operating executive rather than someone with a flashier résumé who may spend more time in the spotlight.

As word of Bishop Myers's expected selection spread among the archdiocese's 245 parishes today, some priests, who asked that their names not be used, said they were disappointed.

"I kind of expected selection because I am world number one," he added.

Bayley admitted that he expected selection but refused to say he was favourite for gold despite his ranking as the world number one.

The samples recruited by general practitioners, and more so those from lay organisations, showed higher proportions consulting and utilising specific medications, which we attribute to the expected selection bias in these two groups.

We ignored a combination of hybrid performance and expected selection gain, i.e., the usefulness criterion, which was previously used (Zhao et al. 2015) because the usefulness criterion is mainly influenced by the hybrid performance.

Outside of the gas field elk showed relatively weak day time selection for cover and, as might be expected, selection weakened as the proportion of cover within the seasonal use area increased (sensu [40], Figure 7).

Equations 4 and 5 show the expected selection differential for cases corresponding to different sources of fitness variation.

Interestingly, our results differ from ones obtained for Drosophila proteins where less than expected selection was found in helices [ 26].