Our study indicates that when developing genetically modified crops, a judicious selection of insertion sites, based on knowledge of selective (dis)advantages of the surrounding crop genome under field conditions, could diminish transgene persistence.
Through judicious selection of lanthanide dopants, UCNPs can display wavelength (color) selective upconversion, such as NIR to shorter NIR, visible (blue, green, red), or UV.
A judicious selection would draw out two later voices: dream-like lyric simplicity and apocalyptic intensity.
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The judicious selection of measurements and informed weighting of traits during analyses are essential.
Perhaps a judicious selection from the late Don Van Vliet's "difficult" 1969 masterpiece has a place on your playlist after all.
Perhaps the key quality here is balance -- that is, the judicious selection of events and themes that encapsulate as much of the historical reality as is humanly possible.
I liked just about everything about it, from the choice of Ms. Schneemann, a veteran New Paltz-based artist, to the judicious selection of her works.
This concise and judicious selection of works by prominent 20th-century sculptors ranges from Hans Arp (a sensuous, biomorphic lump in bronze) to Kiki Smith (a rough bust of a woman with a nosebleed).
Prothero's judicious selection includes descriptions of the major world religions, the largest Christian denominations, key figures from the Bible (Abraham, Judas Iscariot, the prodigal son), various concepts (nonviolence, jihad) and several living figures (Billy Graham, the Dalai Lama).
