Sentence examples for failure to select from inspiring English sources
The failure to select James Tredwell as a second spinner forced the captain's hand.
Labour's poor performance with women is matched by its failure to select ethnic minority candidates.
Looking back, there are obvious MacTaggart blind spots, a failure to select more women while completely ignoring ethnic-minority achievers.
Schofield also claims Britain's failure to select any cover for Sean Long in the goal-kicking department was an error.
The first race at Aqueduct was canceled by a horsemen's protest over the failure to select an operator for the track's video lottery terminals.
Now, however, people involved in the discussion say that plan is being revisited out of concern that a failure to select a permanent successor may be both a practical and political mistake.
3 4 Other DRPs include inappropriate prescribing, such as failures to select the appropriate drug, route of administration, dosage or duration of treatment, based on the patient's medical history and concomitant medication.
A researcher may feel inclined to utilize an empiric approach and iteratively test multiple permutations in a series of small-scale trials, to identify the more toxic products as early failures and to select the best therapies for advanced clinical testing.
For this reason, the INTACT investigators were unselective in the patient populations for their studies and this failure to adequately select for appropriate patients probably led to a negative outcome in contradistinction to the trastuzumab study in metastatic breast cancer (Giaccone et al, 2004; Herbst et al, 2004).
In this paper, we traversed all the value of the rotation angle around the X-axis and obtained overall relationship diagram between the rotation angle around X-axis and the corresponding joint with a failure in order to select the proper angle for the planning values.
Failure to be selected results in additional TCRα rearrangement, and eventually, if no positive selection takes place, the cell undergoes apoptosis (for review, see Starr et al).[17].[17]
