Sentence examples for restricting selection from inspiring English sources

We will also consider restricting selection to those who meet trauma-exposure criteria but have low (< = 2) L-PTSD screen scores.

This limitation is very difficult to avoid in clinical practice because restricting selection of RA patients to those of the same age but with different RA stages represents a real, if not impossible, challenge.

By using these analyses, we gained a far broader insight into the effect of PCV-7 on bacterial carriage at the ecologic niche of pneumococci without restricting selection to cultivable or well-known potential pathogens.

If this cost of mating is maintained in part by antagonistic sexual coevolution, then restricting selection to fitness components expressed early in life (before day 4) should alter the expected equilibrium between early reproduction and the deleterious impact of mating on longevity [ 19, 51].

Restricted selection criteria with exclusion of studies having suboptimal design or unreasonably high baseline damage level provided 85 eligible studies for analysis.

In other words, despite the use of two instruments, the slightly different experimental conditions, the minimally restricted selection of objects and the experimental noise, this exploratorive study was useful and provided new insight.

We further restricted selection to self-identified whites, due to the limited number of frail blacks in CHS, and matched on sex, resulting in ∼70% females in the pilot group.

Restricted Selection Markers Consideration of currently restricted selection markers highlights several possible candidates.

First, the present study included only four clinical trials due to the more restricted selection criteria.

For this stage of the study, individuals will be approached from a restricted selection of PRISM centres (Table 1).

A possible explanation for such results is due to the restricted selection of VOI used in this study.