In the two final experiments, we investigated conceptual factors in selection of a frame of reference.
But after 26 years of evaluating applications at four competitive colleges, I know that the SAT is but one factor in selection, and not requiring it emphasizes that.
Knocke said that the claims are "entirely baseless and disingenuous". He added that although "Unisys is not prohibited" from bidding on the next IT contract, "previous performance can be a factor" in selection.
Membership in AAAS or FOCIS is not a factor in selection of manuscripts for publication.
Membership in AAAS is not a factor in selection of manuscripts for publication.
"Peter Murchie is another who has had a fine start to the season with Glasgow and his desire to dominate in aerial combat has been a factor in selection".
By contrast, epidemiological studies failed to correlate drug use and resistance [7], [8], [9], suggesting the participation of additional factors in selection.
10 The clinical response or failure to respond to chemotherapy was given as factor in selection in several series.
To assess the role of maternal risk factors in selection for early delivery, we calculated the relative risk (RR) and 95% CI for early planned delivery by each maternal risk factor among women without pregnancy hypertension.
Obesity may be an important factor in selection for surgery as some orthopaedic surgeons may refuse to perform TKR unless weight loss has occurred; surgical outcomes are generally poorer in obese patients with greater perioperative morbidity and mortality [ 55, 56].
Correcting a longstanding disparity, whether it's in university admissions, or hiring, or book selection, and using race as a factor in your selection is not "reverse racism".
