Sentence examples for for any selection from inspiring English sources

The pluralists attack the view that "for any selection process, there is a uniquely correct identification of the operative selective forces and the level at which each impinges" (Waters 1991, p. 553).

Finally, we employ fixed effects models rich in controls in order to account for any selection on observable or time-invariant unobservable individual or family characteristics.

First, a selection S of a subsequence of sequence A belongs to the "domain of invariance" of B, if the probability of B (for all lags) in S is unchanged from the probability of B in A, and if the same holds for any selection S from A with a lag.

Furthermore, controlling for region of birth as well as other pre-determined characteristics, such as potential experience and education, accounts for any selection into return migration that is related to these observable characteristics and hence changes the composition of the immigrant sample over time in New Zealand.

Within the groups of recombinant families for any selection line, approximately 87.5% of the markers were expected to be high/high and 12.5% were expected to be high/Sam.

Tests and times change, and validity needs therefore to routinely monitored for any selection method.

Finally, unpacking the relationship between the levels of service provided on weekdays and weekends, controlling for any selection bias in weekend presentations, will help us better understand the risks associated with different staffing and service models.

In any future research it may be best to recruit participants from other healthcare environments (such as clinics of physiotherapists, general practitioners and rheumatologists) as this may give a broader and more representative sample and decrease the potential for any selection bias.

Social Validity Theory is a useful addition to the methods for demonstrating the reasonableness of any selection system.

Simulation data [ 6] suggest that the typical result of clonal selection is a heterozygote excess even in the absence of any selection advantage for heterozygotes.

Furthermore, the generation of prototrophic strains in which at least four genes can be targeted without the need for curing any selection marker has now become feasible.