Sentence examples for have traditionally selected from inspiring English sources

Mongolian camel herders have traditionally selected camels based on morphological and productivity traits for milk, meat and wool (Chuluunbat et al. 2012).

Whereas educators have traditionally selected for students who are creative, independent thinkers, rather than collaborative team players, the dramatic success of large teams of investigators to solve major problems, such as the human genome project (Collins et al., 2003), is undeniable.

By conventions that are implicit rather than formal, the U.S. has traditionally selected the head of the World Bank, and the IMF.

The crisp industry has traditionally selected varieties that would give a pale colour as well as the desired final texture and moisture content.

Biomaterials used in implants have traditionally been selected based on their mechanical properties, chemical stability, and biocompatibility.

In a bold effort to restore discipline and respect for the gaonate, the exilarch David ben Zakkai (916/917 940) bypassed the families from whom the geonim had traditionally been selected and in 928 appointed Saʿadia ben Joseph (882 942) to head the academy of Sura.

The Japanese Wagyu breed of cattle has been traditionally selected for high IMCL accumulation (measured as marbling score with an average of 8.52), whereas the Limousin breed has been selected for heavy muscle, which leads to low IMCL accumulation (average marbling score less than 4.78) [11].

Crops have traditionally been bred and selected for domestication traits, such as lack of seed dormancy, reduced seed dispersal, and non-shattering pods, apical dominance, homogenous fruit ripening, reduced competitive ability, and loss of self-incompatibility [ 2].

Design has traditionally involved selecting a suitable material for a given application.

SHAREHOLDERS have traditionally had little say in selecting the directors who sit on the boards of the firms they own.

Three situations have traditionally been considered convenient to select the use of whole cell catalyzed processes against the free enzyme catalyzed process: i) when the enzyme is intracellular; ii) when the enzyme needs a cofactor to carry out the catalytic act and iii) in the development of multienzymatic processes.