Sentence examples for in relation to the selection of from inspiring English sources

Len McCluskey, the Unite general secretary, has complained that his union is the victim of a "behind-the-scenes smear campaign" run by Labour in relation to the selection of a parliamentary candidate in Falkirk.

It added: "An extensive and thorough review was undertaken by a separate audit team, which concluded the procurement of designers for the garden bridge was acceptable in relation to the selection of bidders and there is no evidence the processes did not provide value for money".

If you choose player A, how many potential points must you forgo in relation to the selection of player B? Minimax draft strategy (which is also called "VBD," or value based drafting) is more overarching than "best player available" and will produce a superior, well-rounded team.

The preclinical testing of TGN1412 is considered in relation to the selection of a suitable test species, deficiencies in an understanding of the similarities and differences between human and other primate immune functioning and species extrapolation.

Genetic testing of relatives can also be relevant in relation to the selection of potential family donors for kidney transplantation.

There may also be some response bias in the qualitative data collected in the interviews, in relation to the selection of interviewees and/or their responses.

Only one study, that included African Americans recruited in the Jackson Heart Study [ 38], was rated as strong in relation to the risk of selection bias.

Chance (probability) is relevant to natural selection only in relation to the production of the genetic variation on which natural selection depends.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Treatment technology selection in relation to the origin of the sewage (Veenstra et al. 1997).

The selection was purposeful in relation to the aim of the research [ 30].

In this study we have also been able to consider possible confounding by socio-economic background in relation to the predictive validity of our selection factors.