Sentence examples for quite selected from inspiring English sources

The study population was quite selected in that 85% of patients had undergone cardiac surgery, and children were assessed only in the first few hours of admission to the PICU.

Although all available survivors meeting the growth and age criteria were invited to participate in this study and a high percentage (85%) agreed to do so, our small study group may be a quite selected sample not reflecting the cognitive functioning of the average population of ALL survivors.

They were male, high-minded, and quite select.

But I've heard of a place in the country — quite select — strict secrecy — only a very few patients allowed.

This has proved to work quite well, but the number of training samples per user has been quite arbitrarily selected.

Under their alcohol-ban, he quickly regained his balance and diction and was quite appropriately selected to fly with Buzz Aldrin.

In fact, the glycoprotein has been quite often selected as a model compound in the development of new strategies for the structural analysis of N-glycosylation patterns, making use of chemically or enzymatically released carbohydrate chains from denatured material.

One such compound is saccharin that was previously shown to be a potent and quite selective inhibitor towards selected CA isoforms [ 5].

Quite often selecting only a few genes can discriminate a majority of training instances correctly [ 14].

Commonly employed chemiresistor elements are quite sensitive to selected analytes, and relatively new methods have increased the selectivity to specific compounds, even in the presence of interfering species.

Ms. Dunn and her colleagues have purposely selected quite ordinary people who must spend at least 10 hours with the experiments.