Sentence examples for say that selection from inspiring English sources

The great sports writer, Roger Kahn, once wrote that, "The rules of Cooperstown say that selection is to be based on character, integrity, sportsmanship and one's contribution to his team".

3) The authors say that selection for aryl esterase activity was accompanied by a decrease on PTE activity, which indicates an "intrinsic trade-off".

Our SNAP analysis, however, only displays the average of synonymous and the non-synonymous nucleotide substitutions per site, therefore, is not to say that selection per site was not positive or negative for specific members of the remaining groups.

Since selection was defined simply as sorting that causes differential survival of entities (definition 1.1 above), one can say that selection can sort among a population of entities without any kind of reproduction.

To say that selection requires heritable variation is factually wrong.

That is to say that selection in a population for reduced fetal size may lead to the persistence of factors predisposing to preeclampsia.

Pountain said that selection "wasn't random"."This is about the police service doing our job and keeping those details," he said.

(This seems analogous to the argument in the last section saying that selection acting in a part of the life cycle that is exactly counterbalanced later in the life cycle should not count as natural selection).

(A-18, describing an earlier abandoned negotiated joining process) Respondents said that selection was relatively unimportant in this context compared with negotiated joining.

She said that selections would be based upon three main factors: "Quality, variety and appropriateness for the mass transit environment".

And I'm glad to say that that selection is getting bigger and better.