Sentence examples for looking at selected from inspiring English sources
Which sectors and stocks seem particularly attractive? A. We are looking at maintaining a healthy weighting in financial stocks, are gravitating to consumer cyclical stocks and are looking at selected opportunities in technology.
It also has sought to contribute to a better understanding of this policy option by looking at selected countries that have made this move.
We aim to contribute to this aspect of GE research by looking at selected country experiences of renewable energy deployment with respect to the socio-economic goals of job creation or energy access.
"Sometime over the next eight years they will be looking at selected samples as science and technology gets better, so athletes who think they can get away with it now may not get away with it in the future," said Reedie.
There, Hitwise looked at selected segments called "colleges and cafes," "kids and cabernet," "status seeking singles," and "full pockets empty nests".
We also look at selected inflammatory signalling molecules in PD, with a focus on cyclooxygenases, prostaglandins, thromboxanes and also iron (2).
The authors looked at selected genes in fresh, naive B lymphocytes from three individuals and clearly showed how gene expression had much greater variability between cells within an individual than between individuals.
A limited number of earlier studies have looked at selected subsets of genes (Wu et al. 2003) or at the effects of smoking (Lampe et al. 2004), but none has examined differences in expression in the transcriptome in the context of benzene exposure.
"We're only looking at select, innocuous market segments," he said.
"As well as looking at carefully selected partners, we continue to roll out our ranges of own brand clothing and general merchandise in our supermarkets to give customers even more choice and value".
Although a case study approach allows looking at the selected brands closely, other Asian brands are also currently growing as mentioned in discussion.
