Sentence examples for makes selection from inspiring English sources

Script provides sharing personnel control roles by their decision making level, it makes selection of control cases, coordinates different executors and controls task achievement.

Professor Low, one of the greatest authorities on our domesticated animals, says: "The female of the dog, when not under restraint, makes selection of her mate, the mastiff selecting the mastiff, the terrier the terrier, and so on".

"We've had plenty of competition for spots and that makes selection interesting but that's a good place to be in," said Kearney.

However, numerous models presented in the literature makes selection of the best, proper predictive model a cumbersome task.

"I just know I can trust him, he toughens up our midfield and makes selection in that area more difficult".

Lack of progress is primarily a result of the complex social and genetic architecture of honey-bee colonies, which makes selection of genetically superior individuals difficult.

A group of editors evaluates the photos and makes selections for inclusion online and in print.

The realisation that Darwinian fitness is highly context dependent and dynamic, and that in a diversity of settings, natural selection can drive a population toward a regime of ongoing disruptive selection, makes selection-driven speciation more plausible than in traditional models.

This should make selection more accurate.

If you don't make selection it's going to be disappointing.

"Selection at the Olympics would have been massive for her," says Gilmore. "Her performances are suffering a little bit now because of the stress of trying to make selection and the disappointment of not making selection".