Sentence examples for risks of selecting from inspiring English sources
For immigrant and native-born Arab and Islamic Americans the relative risks of selecting a black identity increases by 31%-36%-36% by 68%-83 68%-83ectively.
The various India Funds listed in New York, such as the Jardine Fleming India Fund (JFI), the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter India Investment Fund IIFF) and the India Fund (IFN), all sell at discounts of about 20% from net asset value and are attractive for investors wishing to participate in the thriving Indian corporate sector without the hassle and risks of selecting individual stocks.
These observations underscore the potential risks of selecting SP merely based on the signal intensity.
Inference on relative risks of selected areas after viewing the data is a natural complement to investigations such as these discussed in our article.
Since growth on a master plate does not give any selection criteria for "transformability", there is always a risk of selecting for yeast cells that are more difficult to make competent for transformation.
These criteria were designed to maximise the selection of frequently polymorphic SNPs, and to reduce the risk of selecting false SNPs due to sequencing errors.
As summarized in Figure 7A, 60 resistant clones were initially isolated by ring cloning, with selection limited to non-diffuse cell clusters to minimize risk of selecting drifted populations.
In silico evaluations suggested this selection procedure to be effective, in part because it reduced the risk of selecting chimeric sequences as references (data not shown).
For RF we chose a liberal threshold for selection of proteins associated with BMI or insulin, which increases the risk of selecting proteins that are not related to the outcome of interest.
The players should know how their limbs feel, the doctors will have an opinion, but ultimately the coach takes the risk of selecting them or not for his squad.
This, however, also suggests the risk of selecting the insole based on comfortableness only.
