Sentence examples for have selected out from inspiring English sources
First, the inclusion criteria may have selected out highly motivated pharmacists with a higher baseline level of knowledge and skill in service delivery, and may therefore not be entirely representative of all community pharmacists.
Both groups of patients from which the data are drawn could recall admission to the ICU and this suggests they have selected out a group of patients with less acute brain dysfunction and amnesia and hence a lower psychological risk.
For example, students often present characters' speech as communicating their own (the students') ideas rather than the author's: that "Bill says 'x'" satisfies the student as an argument, presumably because they've selected out a useful sentence for quotation.
A possible explanation for the lower prevalence of neuropathy observed in Indian Asians is that the elevated risk of premature cardiovascular death had selected out Indian Asians with current or high risk of subsequent neuropathy.
I believe that 5 of my suggestions made the cut, certainly fewer than 10, but Julia chose wisely: hamburgers, beef Burgundy and boned turkey, dishes that I never would have selected, turned out to be the best-liked on the shows.
We have selected two out-of-state people we will contact in an emergency.
With caution, this may also apply to our cross-sectional study, as our study participants may have selected to fill out the questionnaires they found most interesting or useful regarding the automated feedback they received on their happiness score.
They have selected quotes out of context to fit their desired story".
In this circumstance, the State, if it is to prosecute Byers after the coerced stop, will bear the burden of proving that the State could have selected Byers out from the general citizenry for prosecution even if he had not stopped.
For the present study, we have selected 3 out of 21 GCM on the basis of their temperature gradient: (a) Minimum mean temperature increase (T min → INM-CM4, Russia, +1 °C until 2070).
There may have been selection biases if workers who were particularly susceptible to lung cancer and other respiratory diseases could have selected themselves out of welding occupations after relatively brief employment because they suffered adverse short-term respiratory effects from the dusty conditions.
