Sentence examples for initially the selection of from inspiring English sources

Initially, the selection of samples for genotyping was based only on breed, without regard to disease phenotype.

Conservatives initially saw the selection of Mr. Ryan as a hopeful sign that Mr. Romney had fully embraced their small-government agenda and eagerness to turn the election into a head-on clash of ideologies.

Several other RTKs (gefitanib, crazotinib and sunitinib) were tested initially for the selection of appropriate IS.

These observations provide a first indication of how the nuclear architecture may initially orient the selection of retroviral integration sites.

Due to intrinsic fluorescence of tissue culture media components at the wavelengths used for detection of fluorescent proteins, optimization of the assay initially required the selection of the fluorophore best suited for detection against medium background.

Initially, the selection line of a 1 × 2 multiplexer 'load_en1' is set to '1'.

This pressure was initially characterised by the selection of the most efficient plants by farmers in order to sow them the following year, and intensified with the dawn of plant breeding, which metamorphosed crop improvement into a knowledge-intensive, extremely productive and fast-evolving research-and-development focused industry.

The "Full Frontal" host was initially skeptical about the selection of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va).

Several publishers were initially concerned at the selection of Sadamoto to develop the manga adaptation, viewing him as "too passé to be bankable".

We showed that the tolerance to drug-induced apoptosis in the Sb2000.1, MF200.5 and AMB1000.1 lines occurred not only against the drug initially used for the selection of resistance but also extended to any apoptosis-inducing drugs.

However, S-REF theory would predict that, although positive metacognitive beliefs initially guide an individual toward the selection of CAS processes (i.e., worry) in response to negative thoughts or feelings, it is the negative metacognitive beliefs that "turbo charge" distress by then exacerbating and maintaining these processes.