Sentence examples for ill selection from inspiring English sources

In addition, TB patients diagnosed at the referral hospital may reflect a relatively ill selection, and therefore may have an increased probability of HIV infection.

He also aroused a special furor with his ill-considered selection of a governor in Luxor from the Islamist party founded by Gamaa al-Islamiya, which conducted a terrorist attack there that killed more than 60 people in 1997, before the Brotherhood renounced violence.

We hypothesized that a dynamic leftventricular (LV) evaluation during a loading challenge might enhancediagnostic capabilities of routine transesophageal echocardiography incritically ill patients and selection of therapeutic options againstcirculatory failure, particularly the choice between volume expansionand vasoactive agent infusion.

Shumpert's ill-advised shot selection becomes flat-out frustrating when considering his overall offensive game.

The three men died after falling ill during gruelling SAS selection training on the highest mountain in south Wales during the hottest days of the year.

First, the sample was a selection of ill homeless people who were in contact with service providers and who knew the routing towards admission for convalescence care.

The impact of an ill population and the selection bias imposed by only those able to answer questions would likely be even more of an issue in the community.

In addition, as for all studies conducted in populations of severely ill elderly patients, a selection bias cannot be eliminated in this study, with probably only the oldest-old patients in good condition being admitted [ 3].

The arrow pointing from illness to unemployment shows a possible selection effect of ill persons into the unemployed group.

As the dynamic equation systems describing catalytic reactions are expected to be ill-posed, a subset selection step based on identifiability analysis was included.

In the coming days, there might be a few subplots outlining player ill-discipline, erratic selections including inevitably that of Quade Cooper at fly-half, and embarrassing losses to Scotland (twice) and Samoa (once was enough).