Sentence examples for not strictly selected from inspiring English sources

First, the 14,558 samples collected from 13- to 18-year-olds in a stratified and staged manner from first to fifth tier cities via Tencent platform were not strictly selected as is done in Kunming data and therefore not as credible and valid.

Some of the earlier studies, however, have the weaknesses that the material is restricted to a limited number of herds and animals and that the RB animals are not strictly selected according to the definition: "absence of detectable abnormalities".

We also find that the so-called "weak" MgII absorbers are associated with normal galaxies over a wide range of impact parameters, suggesting that this class of absorber does not strictly select low surface brightness, dwarf galaxies, or igm material.

Despite the time spent on administrative issues that delayed the opening of some centres, we cannot completely eliminate the possibility that some investigators did not strictly select all consecutive eligible patients.

We conclude that along migration corridors with generally nonsupportive winds, juvenile passerines should not strictly select supportive winds but partially compensate for drift to increase their chances for timely and accurate arrival.

Abel Ferrera's DSK film wasn't strictly selected for Cannes but the director hired a tent on the beach and screened it anyway.

In strictly selected patients, age is not an absolute contra-indication for surgical excision for lung cancer (standard, level of evidence: B2).

Pageants are not strictly about beauty; they select a spokesperson.

The main difference between Ohta's nearly neutral theory and Kimura's neutral theory is while Kimura put his focus on so-called "strictly neutral mutations" (this phrase is specified by Ohta), Ohta was more interested in the evolutionary mechanisms of the "border line mutations" or the "nearly neutral mutations," (i.e. mutations which are not strictly neutral nor are strongly selected).

It is highly unlikely that reputable journals will accept submissions for publication if the cohorts have not been selected strictly according the ICHD.

Admittedly, the mean values were not strictly equal to 0 for the "randomly selected" group or for SCC, and it is difficult to explain why.