Sentence examples for selected as many from inspiring English sources

During the interviewer-administered module, we selected as many as four of the most recent of those partners (if four or more had been reported) plus the enrollment partner, if one existed, into a subsample for extensive characterization.

For these SNPs, we selected as many as two SNPs per isotig, excluding SNPs within 50 nt of each other.

We then selected as many as possible plant species from riverine areas in order to be able to use the same soil origin for all plant species.

For JERS-1, we selected as many InSAR pairs as possible with small baselines (Table 1), which mitigated the poor radar coherence of the interferograms.

Then, it applies the iterative algorithm(s) selected as many times as the number of iterations specified.

Therefore, we randomly selected as many 2- and 3-COG sets from the COG phylogenetic profile as possible within 15 min computational time; 3.6 × 10 (0.5% of all possible 2-COG combinations) and 5.7 × 10 (0.0002% of all 3-COG combinations), respectively.

Voters could select as many candidates as they wished, without being bound by the current, rather arbitrary limit of 10 per ballot.

Customers can select from a library of more than 11,500 films, selecting as many as three movies at a time and keeping them for as long as they want with no late fees, a crucial feature in the service's rising popularity.

You may select as many as you like, as long as you can justify your responses: A. The Hijackers (terrorists responsible for taking control of the airplanes) B. Al-Qaeda (the terrorist organization to which the events were attributed) C. Foreign Countries and Their Intelligence Agencies D. American Intelligence Agencies (F.B.I. and C.I.A).

Shah told ScienceInsider yesterday that he hopes to select as many as 20 challenges for funding in the next several months, although details aren't clear yet.

One group took the test under the constrained (informed) condition knowing that all items had four associates, and the other group worked in the unconstrained (uninformed) condition being asked to select as many choices as they deemed appropriate.