Sentence examples for issue in the selection of from inspiring English sources

What has become a big issue in the selection of Supreme Court justices?

Is it possible to choose a leader who responds to the needs of all of the people whom he or she represents?" Further Questions for Discussion: -What does the pope do? -Why might a candidate's country of origin be an issue in the selection of the pope?

The key issue in the selection of an appropriate animal model is to match the model to the question being investigated and the hypothesis to be tested.

This is an important issue in the selection of materials for the containment of high-level nuclear waste (HLNW), because of the excessively long performance horizon (up to 106 years), and in interpreting corrosion data from archeological artifacts.

This paper discusses the issues in the selection of a suitable platform, together with a number of current possibilities, and suggests a graphical computing environment for modelling and simulation.

There are also some issues in the selection of the DLNM, such as cross-basis type, maximum lag day, and degrees of freedom (knots and placement) for exposure and lag (Armstrong 2006; Gasparrini et al. 2010).

Theoretical and computational issues arising in the selection of the optimal sensor configuration for parameter estimation in structural dynamics are addressed.

This review provides a summary of the immune responses thought to be important for protective tuberculosis immunity; various mycobacterial antigens that seem to be promising targets for vaccine-induced immunity; different vaccination approaches being developed for use in people; and the key issues involved in the selection of new vaccines for expanded phase II or III testing.

However, there are also several issues inherent in the selection of an appropriate control group for childhood neurological research.

The issues are encountered in the selection of treatments, assignment of participants and assessment of treatment preferences.

It must be acknowledged that costs are a critical issue driving the selection of glucose-lowering agents in many environments.