Sentence examples for point of selection from inspiring English sources

We considered each rat strain as a distinct population that went through a bottleneck and simulated the likelihood of unique or shared haplotype blocks for the 22 rat strains conditioned on the time point of selection and size of selected colony as reported.

A spokeswoman for Oxford University said: "Oxford has one of the most rigorous admissions procedures in the country, ensuring that at the point of selection students are selected solely on the basis of academic merit and potential.

"We prominently sign that message at the point of selection," Mr. Kline said.

Basically what you're saying is that fostering diversity or providing racial justice does not end at the point of selection.

We know that the reason there is a lack of female representation in parliament isn't just down to sexism at the point of selection; there just aren't enough women prepared to put themselves forward.

"I spoke with him just after we heard from the doctors and he was clearly very upset - he had worked so hard to get to the point of selection for Sochi".

Future work should be designed to address these points of selection bias and ideally include participants with low or no involvement in the NHS for comparative purposes.

Figure 5 Point-of-interest selection.

Through a high degree of selection, a point of view can be communicated to the reader more subtly and perhaps more powerfully than by yards of explanation.

Fluctuating selection pressures through time make point estimates of selection difficult to interpret, and consequently, a long-term perspective on selection becomes that much more important.

Two mutually exclusive selection criteria, sequence size or evolutionary distances, constitute the starting point of the selection criteria step.