Sentence examples for more selectively than from inspiring English sources
Notably, these cytotoxic variants exerted their toxic activity on cancer cells selectively, and more selectively than did ONC.
And the officials note that these cybermonitors can actually be set to record communications much more selectively than a phone tap.
In a number of trials it achieved a more profound kill of various locust and grasshopper species, more selectively than standard chemical insecticides.
Raman spectra indicate that the Rh/Co and Pd/Co catalysts can synthesize narrow-diameter SWNTs more selectively than the Fe/Co and Ni/Co catalysts, which can only synthesize SWNTs with slightly larger diameters.
Less adapted to arid conditions than the springbok, the blesbok spent the rainy season grazing the Highveld's medium-height sweetveld grasses and in the dry season went west into the poor-quality sourveld grasslands, where it was able to graze more selectively than other species.
The volume market makers still see opportunity in energy-source stocks, but much more selectively than in the past.
The results of this study showed that ethane was more selectively adsorbed than methane on 4A molecular sieve zeolite, while propane was slowly adsorbed on this zeolite at the studied temperature.
In the Drosophila Ras pathway, upstream genes appear to be more selectively constrained than those acting at the downstream part [ 37].
As such, it is unclear whether genetically unstable clones would tend to be more selectively advantageous than their genetically stable counterparts within a growing tumour.
A structure-activity investigation of the antigenicity of MAs and cholesterol may identify an individual synthetic MA which is more selectively antigenic than the natural mixtures.
Perhaps these 'atypical' PIK3CA mutations are more selectively advantageous than classical PIK3CA mutations, such as codons 545 or 1047, in the context of POLE deficiency.
