Sentence examples for pose a selection from inspiring English sources

We'll pose a selection of questions to him at the festival.

Share your queries in the comments below; we will pose a selection of them to Mr. Yost and post his responses here next week, before the season premiere.

The fact that only patients with complete data were included might pose a selection bias.

Additionally, the use of an internet-based survey may pose a selection bias, since only literate respondents with internet access can participate.

The use of an internet-based survey may also pose a selection bias, since only literate respondents with computer access could participate.

This may pose a selection bias because those with more advanced or extensive disease and/or with poorer response to initial treatment were more likely referred to a tertiary referral institution.

Scotland did well in the scrums with Geoff Cross posing a selection problem, they disrupted line-outs while securing most of their own and, unlike the Irish, slotted their easier kicks at goal.

It may be speculated that the high proportion of growth charts from boys in which OGS and PHV could not be validly determined by our method could pose a theoretical selection bias.

Foley's return to fitness after Christmas will pose an interesting selection issue for Kidney, and Quinlan is doing his utmost to stay in the starting line-up.

The large size eggs do however pose an interesting selection potential for designing large species-specific live feed products in aquaculture.

We've been fans of the neo-soul singer's music and eccentric style for years -- so it's no surprise Tisci wanted her to strike a pose in a selection of Givenchy's upcoming Africa-meets-Japan themed collection.