Sentence examples for organised selection from inspiring English sources

The headmaster said that he had organised selection by academic merit, and dispensed with the 11-plus as "worthless".

Fine, thematically organised selection, mostly from Shaw's professional criticism (1889 1894).

By the end of his second year in office, he had organised local selection boards for appointing officers, and a central promotion board for senior field officers, as well as mandatory regular fitness and efficiency tests.

Can the assembly rules and succession dynamics of a community be systematically organised by selection in past environmental states?

Candidates who stood in 2015 are likely to be approached to stand again in the event of an emergency general election, because of the logistical challenge of organising selections with as little as six weeks' notice.

Left-wingers were shocked at his re-emergence in Glasgow, having successfully organised against his selection in Dunfermline West.

EDB: drafted the manuscript, organised the data selection.

PV drafted the manuscript organised the data selection and performed the validity and reliability statistical analysis.

Analysis of the codon usage bias in orthologous genes in the genome of bacteria which diverged a long time ago suggested that some physical (architectural) selection pressure organised the distribution of genes along the chromosome.

Following some notable pioneers such as WD Hamilton and GC Williams, Dawkins pulled together many disparate strands of thought about the nature of natural selection, and organised them into a conceptual framework with far-reaching implications for our understanding of Darwin's ideas.

Randomisation is organised centrally and prevents selection bias.