Sentence examples for more selective of from inspiring English sources

Females were more selective of core area placement than males.

But because the first floor retail spaces are often the public face of a property, landlords tend to be more selective of their retail tenants, she added.

There are weekly Learning Groups and "Tech Time" presentations – one of the hardest lessons for me so far has been how to be more selective of what I attend, as there are so many options!

Most say they will be more selective of their animals, keeping the strong animals and selling the weak before the winter, but very few want to reduce the size of their herds because they fear nothing will be left when a dzud occurs.

If Nadal departs New York with a ninth, if he becomes more selective of the tour tournaments he plays and more protective of his tendinitis-ridden knees, it's entirely plausible that Federer's record, established in 2009, could have a shorter shelf life than Pete Sampras's, who won his 14th and final title in 2002.

This new divergent ecosystem is more selective of sophisticated, savvy investors and specialized, seasoned entrepreneurs.

The development of more selective methods of wax sampling allows selective removal of the epicuticular waxes and their analysis separately from the intracuticular wax fractions [27, 36].

Ribavirin may provide a structural lead for design of more selective inhibitors of Tc-SAHH as potential anti-parasitic drugs.

The results thus provide insights into the mechanism of action of this antifolate drug and constitute the basis for the rational design of more selective inhibitors of SHMT.

Autophagy is primarily considered to be a non-selective degradation pathway, but the significance of more selective forms of autophagy is becoming increasingly evident.

This may be useful for a more selective monitoring of the adequacy of brain perfusion, but leaves unexplored the adequacy of visceral perfusion during CPB.