Sentence examples for expert selection from inspiring English sources
We selected the Scopus database owing to its commitment to expert selection and assignment of indexed keywords to each article entry, including standardized Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) and Emtree medical terms (controlled vocabulary thesauri created by MEDLINE and Embase, respectively).
In retail's upper tier, a renewed emphasis on expert selection is behind the success of shops as diverse as fashion boutique Opening Ceremony and "supermarket of the future" Eataly.
How do you wreck overnight the reputation of a global brand that, since 1946, has built up its worldwide trust on the basis of consistent excellence, expert selection and a commitment to pick and sell only the very best?
The room flooded with light from the living room and foyer behind Rose, every lamp switched on, as though her mother had been awake for a duration of eavesdropping and pacing, and for expert selection of the awkwardest instant to make this confrontation.
The process of expert selection is presented in Fig. 2b.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 DaT scan with expert selection (left).
They will be able to cherish the books they currently have for years to come as well as add new ones with personalised recommendations and expert selections to suit each and every booklover," said Michael Tamblyn, President and Chief Executive Officer, Rakuten Kobo, in a statement.
Such methods have the potential to facilitate the task and should produce less biased and more systematic expert selections than manual protocols.
As a result, the criteria for experts' selection among Prosper group were their knowledge of major social and environmental issues and context of research, their own interest in the topic and finally, their availability (attendance at 10 working groups in 18 months, in addition to the preparation time).
Second, as ArboAntwoord has two distinct user types, questioners from the working population (workers) and OSH experts, selection was also based on user type.
Using the total sample, 2 × 2 Chi square analyses were conducted to determine if the order of presentation of the symptoms had any systematic influence on experts' selection of the ten "most important" symptoms.
