Sentence examples for required a selection of from inspiring English sources
The method required a selection of pre-defined path length, which is heuristic and deserves some discussion.
Since the treatment regimen was designed to be administrated at home, this required a selection of patients with good or fair performance status.
The formulation of drugs into a transdermal drug delivery system requires a selection of physicochemical and biological properties (Rani et al. 2011; Izumoto et al. 1992).
KeyPathwayMiner requires a selection of differentially expressed genes from the network.
In fact, in statistical literature, it is well-known that the ridge regression performs poorly in problems that require a selection of a small number of markers affecting phenotypes.
Variations showing MMR deficiency in these assays indicate LS, whereas variations with no apparent MMR deficiencies require a selection of biochemical assays for further characterization of the effect of the variation on the protein expression or function (STEP3).
A further evaluation of the effect of this variable on the PD occurrence would require a selection of farming sites with a difference in the pattern of seawater temperature, good-quality and comprehensive data, and would be facilitated by a more dynamic time-scale incorporated into the spatial analysis.
It required a careful selection of the room targeted and a remarkably quick getaway - the Foundation's security is high-tech and linked to the police - and the thieves were committed enough to bring a gun.
For any hydraulic system to function as required, a proper selection of control components is quite essential.
A System of Systems (SoS) architecting problem requires creating a selection of systems in order to provide a set of capabilities.
These conditions do not require only a selection of advanced structural materials, but also the development of reliable means to assemble the in-vessel components together; allowing thermal expansions, disassembly, and maintenance in attractive scenarios.
