Sentence examples for prospect of selection from inspiring English sources

Kinkaid now faced the prospect of selection to rear admiral.

The purpose of this study was to assess the prospects of genomic selection in current apple breeding populations for 10 culling traits that are related to productivity and fruit external appearance.

Stuart Lancaster wasted no time in informing Tuilagi that his conviction will end any prospect of World Cup selection and the powerful centre will not be considered again for Test selection before January 2016.

But with little prospect of changing the selection this year, Kenyan artists say that, yet again the Venice Biennale will not be the stage to present themselves as equals.

But Gibbons says that the prospect of missing out on selection is not crossing her mind.

These results raise the prospect of a diversity limiting effect of selection processes at universities that utilise the UMAT.

Further we assume, that especially younger or self-confident diabetic patients would prefer a more complicated regime in order to reach more freedom concerning the flexibility of working hours and career prospects, the selection of food and drinks, leisure time activities and so on.

While Bennett is certainly an intriguing prospect, the selection was the byproduct of a draft sorely lacking star power.

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.

Another prospect of the method is running mate selection analyses simultaneously across multiple herds.

If reduced population density benefits older individuals more than younger individuals, then increased extrinsic mortality might indeed improve the prospect of older individuals and thus lead to a slower decline in the strength of selection with age [ 16].