Sentence examples for far more selectively from inspiring English sources
Information is shared far more selectively as responses are less predictable or desirable.
In turn, exploration of the left hand was ongoing, far more pronounced at rest, and selectively increased following handshakes with the opposite gender.
Targeted therapies, by definition, act in a far more specific manner, inhibiting biological pathways and processes that are selectively dysregulated in tumours, thereby avoiding many of the tolerability disadvantages of conventional chemotherapy.
Apart from the physiological properties that IL-24 may have under "normal" conditions, far more emphasis has been placed on the tentative ability of this cytokine to selectively induce apoptosis of cancer cells.
Remarkably, genes acting at the center of the PIN tend to be more selectively constrained than those acting at the network periphery, a pattern that has thus far been observed in Escherichia coli, yeasts, worms, flies, and mammals (Fraser et al. 2002; Jordan et al. 2003; Hahn and Kern 2005; Lemos et al. 2005; Davids and Zhang 2008; Alvarez-Ponce 2012).
In the approximately 14,000 years since dogs were first domesticated, humans have been breeding them selectively for desired traits of appearance and behavior, with the result that dogs of a controlled breed are far more alike than human siblings.
But the gunners would pull their triggers more selectively.
Soviet terror abroad worked similarly, if more selectively.
