Sentence examples for preselected by from inspiring English sources

The questioners had been preselected by the Democratic leadership, and they came at Mr. Bush from all angles.

In their current form, folios are collections of as many as 50 stocks that investors can assemble themselves or buy preselected by an online brokerage firm.

But last Tuesday, the consortium published guidelines saying that it viewed Microsoft's latest browser setting as an automatic, machine-driven choice preselected by a company — not a choice actively made by an individual consumer.

The "private placement" part means that the investor must be willing to choose, from a list preselected by the insurer, the bonds, stocks, hedge funds or other investments in which premiums will be invested.

A tiny 1970 Subaru 360 Deluxe painted in yellow-cab livery, owned by a couple from Lake Havasu City, Ariz., that drove it to the event, had been preselected by online voting as the tour's grand marshal.

HOW IT WORKS Telcare's first product is an F.D.A.-approved glucose meter that transmits each reading to the cloud, where it can be read by a group of people preselected by the patient.

Some methods have not been evaluated on long-term recordings but on preselected (usually by neurologists with experience in EEG reading) EEG segments of epileptiform and non-epileptiform discharges [17, 20].

Next, covariates such as baseline ADAS-cog, hippocampal volume, mini mental score exam (MMSE), and functional assessment questionnaire (FAQ), preselected mainly by graphical analysis (i.e., correlation with DOT) and clinical significance were also tested on DOT as described in Table 1 (part I).

As mentioned earlier, the ability of pluripotent cells to grow in vitro for a prolonged time allowed the introduction of genes into the genome (gain-of-function) or the inactivation of preselected genes by gene targeting via homologous recombination (loss-of-function).

Mr. Vo's installation has a head start on these efforts because these objects were preselected, gathered together by one artist's barrier-blasting passion for stuff.

The Community School — with a teaching staff of 12 and a $25,000 tuition — employs the intensity but not the methodology of A.B.A. Rather than spend time on a student's mastery of a skill preselected for him by an adult, the idea is to harness a student's energy and desire to learn.