Sentence examples for more careful selection from inspiring English sources

The narrow muzzle of the nodosaur suggests a more careful selection of foodstuffs, instead of just inhaling any and all vegetation.

"I've put my money where my mouth is," he added in an interview, by redirecting his overstretched resources toward a more careful selection of cases and starting a computerized study of prosecutions to see why they so often fail.

High Mortality Rates in Re-transplantation Group leads to a more careful selection of cases.

Our assumption was that the increase in perceptual load would lead to a more careful selection of shape.

To take a more careful selection of Pareto optimal solutions, a revision system is introduced and used.

Further improvements should include a more accurate definition of these thresholds for classifying false positives and a more careful selection of representative samples.

This may be related to higher competence, e.g. by more careful patient selection.

Older patients often suffer from reduced renal function and other complicating medical conditions, which requires even more careful treatment selection.

Despite clinical efficacy in patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphomas, the therapeutic window of the currently available HDAC inhibitors may not suffice for meaningful anti-tumour efficacy in breast cancer when used as a single agent without more careful patient selection or the definition of a biomarker (Luu et al, 2008).

More specifically, careful selection of homogeneous populations, precise evaluation of frequency and duration of treatments (or their association) and comparable methods to assess outcome reliability are needed.

"I'm as fired up as ever," said Propst, who was a walk-on wide receiver at Jacksonville State, "but I'm a little more careful in word selection".