Sentence examples for open for selection from inspiring English sources

The new rules mean overseas-based stars, who've played 60-plus Tests and seven seasons of professional rugby in Australia, would be open for selection – opening the door for a potential national recall to great George Smith.

"It's fair to say that everyone who qualifies will get their chance to put their hand up and will be open for selection.

In the area of work, a large variety of occupational choices is open for selection and realization to millions of Europeans.

Our observational design opens for selection bias.

The final sentence about families left the door open for kin selection, a point to which we will return.

Indeed, many published detailed prospective TTP studies had unreported or low participation rates (Buck et al. 2004), opening the door for selection biases.

This study further opens the horizon for selection of bacterial strains for inclusion in an HCH bioremediation consortium and suggests that HDIPO4, IP26 and B90A would be appropriate candidates for inclusion.

Although Williams and Thomas will be playing against Wales rather than for them, Gatland hinted that the door is still open for World Cup selection.

England continued to maintain that their minds are open regarding selection for both the pace attack and the last couple of batting positions but Tremlett, Carberry and Ballance have been given a huge opportunity to stake their claims.

Davies could also aim for selection in the open water event, which will be decided in June.

We have also left open the selection process for the initial seed set or the super-node, and this also suggests an interesting research topic to explore in the future.