Sentence examples for more adequate selection from inspiring English sources

43 This trend might be due to the availability of new active drugs and to a more adequate selection of patients for surgery.

A more adequate analysis of positive selection on this same set of sequences does not show any indication of a selective advantage of these recombinant sequences (Sentandreu et al., in prep .. Given the previously reported results, a higher frequency of recombinant HCV strains than actually identified, with only 5 inter-genotypic and 1 intra-genotypic recombinants reported, might be expected.

In addition, user involvement in system design and selection helps to build more adequate systems, therefore also improving the task-technology fit.

Previous research showed that in general essential medicines selected on NEMLs were more available than those not selected as essential medicines, highlighting the importance of adequate selection to ensure optimal access [ 44].

But David Sloan Wilson has spear-headed the now largely successful effort to resuscitate the idea of "group selection" and use it as the basis for a more adequate understanding of human sociality.

Advancements in imaging technology resulting in more adequate staging, and better appreciation of tumor and patient characteristics that influence prognosis have probably contributed to the improved patient selection.

These figures indicate that, even with the improved efficiencies afforded by EBV, adequate selection pressure is also vital in improving progress against hip dysplasia and that this could be achieved with more challenging guidelines.

Short list but adequate selection of wines, many for under $50.

There is a full bar, minimal wine list and an adequate selection of microbrewery beers, which were especially well-suited to the many fried items on the menu.

Their effects on process performance and criteria for its adequate selection are analysed.

Film properties for piezoelectric applications were optimized with the adequate selection of bias potential.