The phrase "promising selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a group of things or people that have potential or potential value. For example, "This year's crop of college graduates is a promising selection of talent."
The results using the current sib-breeding design of family-based aquaculture breeding schemes, which was not optimised in any way for genomic selection, show that genomic selection yields high genetic gain, accuracy of selection and very low rates of inbreeding, which makes it a promising selection scheme.
For both the mouse model and retrospective clinical data, the OncoFinder PAS correlated well with the sensitivity of tumors to cetuximab, providing a promising selection criterion for cetuximab treatment in metastatic colorectal cancer.
We conclude that the appropriate design of expression vectors and MGMT protein features will be crucial for the long-term prospects of this promising selection principle.
Although the result of this retrospective trial is promising, selection bias cannot be ruled out as a cause for the reduced incidence of AF with ranolazine.
Promising selections are tested across New York State and with University cooperators across the United States.
Among the most promising selections are works from the likes of Ken Jacobs (including "Louis Aimé Augustin le Prince Leeds Bridge"), Leslie Thornton ("Let Me Count the Ways, Minus 6") and the Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, represented here by the lyrically titled documentary "The Relentless Fury of the Pounding Waves".
Asked about his vice presidential choice, should be become the nominee, he began by promising that his selection would be "pro-life" and "somebody who is conservative to the core," before adding that the person must be "unquestionably an individual who could lead the nation if something happened to me".
"We're not promising a comprehensive selection," Boom said.
However, especially in quite extended signatures that incorporate a lot of genes and are therefore likely to occupy more than one target of positive selection, promising candidate genes might be lost.
Promising strategies include selection of rural students for professional training programmes, establishment of university departments and training units in rural regions, provision of grants for students who commit to working in rural areas and development of personal and professional support programmes for professionals working in rural zones.
Additional promising embryo selection technologies as TLEM and PGS are expected to reinforce our current approach through a later selection at the early embryo stage.
