Sentence examples for particularly the selection of from inspiring English sources
These results, particularly the selection of RZs in harvested areas where RZs consist mostly of riparian buffer zones, suggest that riparian buffers provide valuable grizzly bear habitat in multiple-use landscapes.
These markers will have good utility for management of existing populations, particularly the selection of plants for revegetation plantings to ensure minimal loss of the remaining genetic variation in these species.
Furthermore, most observational database studies do find that a combined diagnosis of COPD and asthma does affect treatment, particularly the selection of ICS/LABA combinations versus inhaled anti-muscarinic treatments [ 42].
In the previous literature, ventro-lateral prefrontal activity has been strongly associated with top-down control of semantic memory [ 41], particularly the selection of conceptual information stored in the posterior temporal cortex (and presumably in other cortices) during retrieval processing [ 42].
But then it was John Paul II's conservatism, particularly in the selection of cardinals, that assured Ratzinger's succession.
According to one who has done the job, a nuncio's time is mostly devoted to the latter role, and particularly to the selection of bishops.
These data argue for more targets in structural genomics initiatives and particularly for the selection of different domain architectures to gain better insights into protein functions.
We describe a Belief-Desire-Intention-like architexploreror agentplorer agent in which the psychological constructs of surprise and curiosity play an important role in decision-making, particularly in the selection of view-points during the process of exploring unknown environments.
While there were similarities between studies, particularly in the selection of primary outcomes that measure disease activity, other outcomes showed wide variability.
Considering sources of bias, particularly in the selection of controls or in gathering information, is important.
When using a cross-sectional design, there is potential for selection bias, particularly in the selection of control groups.
