Sentence examples for means for selecting from inspiring English sources

He also made the perfectly valid point that popular schools become over-subscribed, and had to have some means for selecting their pupils.

This paper presents a means for selecting the process parameters for laser cutting of MDF based on the design of experiments (DOE) approach.

George Williams, a constitutional expert, argues that no replacement to Mr Hollingworth should be appointed until the position's "structural defects" have been remedied: a plea for a more transparent means for selecting the next one.

Ground deformation monitoring in tunnelling is a common means for selecting and controlling the excavation and support methods among those predicted in design, ensuring safety during tunnel excavation (including personnel safety inside the tunnel and safety of structures located at ground surface) and construction quality.

If Darwin was right, and dancing is used as a means for selecting mates – then dancing ability might correlate with the genetic quality of the dancer.

This condition affords a means for selecting genetic variants of threonine deaminase that are deficient in catalysis by suppression of growth inhibition.

Cake seems to have a macabre history in almost all cultures: the Celts used it as a means of selecting victims for sacrifice, for example.

It means more flexibility for selecting what is called "middleware" in the decree.

The means for select characteristics between job categories (applicators, technicians, and engineers) were compared using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) with Tukey's post hoc analysis.

But London Oratory lost its bid to include a family's "Catholic service" – a points system that rewarded church flower arranging and choir membership – as a means of selecting pupils for the oversubscribed secondary school.

Community health workers almost universally (94%) reported that community election was the most desirable means of selecting candidates for the post.