Sentence examples for much more selected from inspiring English sources

The performance of the two risk tools in a much more selected population was evaluated.

The results of the study, using data reported to National Pharmacovigilance Centres, are in line with the findings from the clinical trial program that included a much more selected patient population.

You can buy them for $20 at a big-box store or custom-order them for much more, selecting fabrics from duckies to Hawaiian prints, at Web sites like babyalacart.com or mypreciouskid.com.

While there are plenty of recognizable bands listed on the Jukely app, the Unlimited portion offers a much more select set of bands you've probably never heard of (or maybe you are just so cool you have).

But the writer's eye is of course not mechanical like the camera's: the details the writer includes are much more consciously selected (the photographer selects, too, but once a photograph is framed, a detail that chances to be there might be inadvertently preserved).

Such samples are much more highly selected and likely to be medically fitter and suffering from more acute treatment side effects as compared with clinically representative groups which will contain a mix of patients in the later stages of illness for whom different issues may be relevant to QOL.

Experimental results on MovieLens dataset show that our proposed algorithms can increase the accuracy of recommendation versus the traditional CF. With the rapidly growing information available on the Internet, people have to spend much more time selecting useful information.

Notice that the relevant covariates were selected much more frequently (selection frequency generally ranging from about 79%to100%0%) than the irrelevant ones.

In contrast, the arsenate detoxification pathway (Ring 7) found in 14.8% of the genomes was much more concentrated on selected clades.

Fig. 1 suggests that there are systematic differences between the spectra from the two species, but this becomes much more apparent when selected parts of the spectrum are viewed on a magnified scale.

Science editors, as our feature contributors make clear, do much more than simply select and polish manuscripts for publication.