Sentence examples for methodical selection of from inspiring English sources

However, a rigorous and methodical selection of the most appropriate reactive mixture composition still needs to be investigated.

BSC impacts cell planning, which is the methodical selection of base station (BS) sites, and BS equipment configuration for cost-effective cellular networks.

Methodical selection for flavor, color, or other specific features would have occurred only later.

The principle of divergence clearly applies in the case of methodical selection (Sterrett 2002), in which breeders develop very different forms according to their particular preferences (Fig. 1).

He marveled at the extraordinary variety of form produced by the methodical selection applied by skilled breeders (Fig. 1).

For obvious reasons, the form of artificial selection that Darwin dubbed methodical selection has also been called "deliberate" or "conscious" or "intentional" selection (e.g., Harlan et al 1973; Heiser 1988; Zohary 2004; Emshwiller 2006).

In The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, Darwin (1868) considered two types of artificial selection in addition to natural selection1: methodical selection and unconscious selection.

Even methodical selection, Darwin realized, is dependent on variants that arise without regard to human desire.

Methodical selection is that which guides a man who systematically endeavours to modify a breed according to some predetermined standard.

Whereas methodical selection involves intentional breeding to achieve a predefined ideal form, unconscious selection is not based on striving toward any long-term goal.

On the contrary, a proactive approach and therapy tailored to the individual by methodical selection among available agents can optimize patient care (20).