Sentence examples for of select applicants from inspiring English sources

Google is currently accepting applications for the program and will be shipping out the netbooks running Chrome OS to a limited number of select applicants.

The research questions were: 1) what do applicants write in their statements on motivation for medical school?, and 2) do statements on motivation of selected applicants differ from those of non-selected applicants?

Members of intern selection committees devote huge resources toward achieving the dual goals of selecting applicants who hold future promise and predicting the future performance of applicants [ 1, 2].

This year, the program moved back to an earlier method of selecting applicants: the students were not nominated by teachers or administrators; they nominated themselves.

Another particularity of the French system is that it is very centralised around the public research institutes and their way of selecting applicants for the permanent positions they are offering.

And although the gatekeeper analogy that I have used for HR holds true in the process of selecting applicants, once a candidate is scheduled to meet the company's managers, the HR department's goals change.

Admission committees and faculty members may find this extremely useful in the decision-making process of selecting applicants with desired attributes.

This suggests that the UKCAT provides a reasonable proxy for A levels in this group of applicants, but not a major advantage in terms of selecting applicants who are not reaching their potential at school.

The task of selecting applicants who wish to become doctors is "a complex problem encumbered by inherent uncertainty" [ 1], and "daunting... selecting a small number of applicants who are most likely to succeed in medical school from a large pool of seemingly suitable applicants"[ 2].

In Canada, the generalizability coefficient of a seven station MMI for selecting applicants (n = 484 over two years) into paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and internal medicine ranged from 0.55 to 0.72, requiring 10 stations to increase reliability to 0.64-0.79 0.64-0.79

Because only three-quarters of the selected applicants actually attended the Job Corps, the Mathematica analysts figured that the program raised the average participant's earnings by 11percentt.