Sentence examples for opposed to selected from inspiring English sources

However, Osteolytica is advantageous in that it analyses over the entirety of the bone volume (as opposed to selected 2-D images), it is a more rapid method and it has less user variability.

Future work will be required to investigate the direct contributions of these HATs to individual genes, as opposed to selected regulation of other transcriptional master regulators.

There is more emphasis this year in drafting for need positions as opposed to selecting the most talented player available because of the increased pressures across the league to win immediately.

He said the comptroller's office would probably settle on several vendors as opposed to selecting a single one because of the size and regional variations of the state.

Automated adaptive guidance is most effective when students are generating and integrating ideas (e.g. writing essays, making concept diagrams) as opposed to selecting from the given options.

This as opposed to selecting as few items as possible to validly measure a concept, as is done in items that can be considered effect indicators (e.g. depression screening scales) [ 34, 35].

Appellees contend that even if a count of the undervotes in Miami-Dade were appropriate, section 102.168, Florida Statutes (2000), requires a count of all votes in Miami-Dade County and the entire state as opposed to a selected number of votes challenged.

Individuals are chosen to participate in a study based on their relevance to the goals of the study, as opposed to being selected for their representativeness of a larger population.

In our cohort of children presenting to gastroenterologists for evaluation of GER as opposed to children selected from respiratory clinics, children with RE were as likely as children without RE to have a history of cough.

We examined it by addressing two questions: (1) whether disease pairs associated with common microRNAs are phenotypically more similar, as opposed to randomly selected phenotype pairs; and (2) whether the microRNA pairs associated with common diseases are functionally more related.

That an intentional focus on gene-rich, as opposed to randomly selected, genomic sites yielded similar protein-encoding gene densities is consistent with the finding that TE and other repetitive sequence content in the F. vesca genome is quite low [ 16], and that most of this genome is, in fact, gene rich.