Sentence examples for imposed to select from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, a set of criteria was imposed to select for those approved drugs that might demonstrate effective antileishmanial activity.

Two additional filters were imposed to select for putative de novo variants present at <0.1% frequency in 1000 Genomes individuals and the exome variant server (http://evs.gs.washington.edu/EVS/) and predicted by SnpEff to have a moderate or high impact.

However, the statistical significance between familial longevity and the Alzheimer's disease genetic risk score was lost when a more stringent linkage disequilibrium threshold was imposed to select independent genetic variants.

The continuous enrollment criterion was imposed to ensure that the selected patients had adequate and uniform in length preindex and postindex follow-up data.

We compared the posterior probabilities given the two topologies imposed as priors to select the tree topology that is better supported by the data.

In a third run, ambiguous linkage restraints were imposed to both K48 and K63 to see which one would be preferentially selected during docking.

In the lattice of decompositions into SBFs, one may then choose to impose additional conditions to select good blocks.

A lengthy bidding process in PPPs could impose high contracting cost at the beginning, which is the reason why many countries impose a threshold or value to select projects qualified for PPPs.

"Next, the NEC decided, then and there, to select and impose a new candidate.

Mr Miliband also defended Labour's decision to impose an all-women shortlist to select its general election candidate in Cynon Valley, where MP Ann Clwyd is standing down.

He has imposed a strict ethics code, refusing to select those who misbehave on club duty.