Sentence examples for selected general from inspiring English sources

No study randomly selected general practices and then approached a random selection of their patient list to avoid the frequency of attendance bias present in studies recruiting consecutive patients.

When Mr. Clinton selected General Shalikashvili for chairman, the general had been sharply critical of the West's delay in intervening in Bosnia.

Mr. Kelly said that he hoped to finance the new training and equipment with money from the federal government and that he selected General Libutti for his leadership skills, and, in part, because his work in Washington for homeland security made him uniquely qualified to help New York win federal assistance.

Hence, we selected general anesthesia for the surgery.

Study Design: A questionnaire was mailed to 400 randomly selected general obstetricians across the United States.

This means that a randomly selected general recidivist is a 64% chance of presenting with a greater number of unmet needs compared to a randomly selected general non-recidivist.

Methoda: Medical and demographic data were gathered from the medical charts of 1611 patients with established CHD from 35 randomly selected general practices.

Associations between selected general questions shown in the header of Table 1 (predictors) and main categories of chosen treatment options and TAD types used for distalization (outcomes) were analysed by means of multinomial logistic regression.

Consequently, we have developed a methodology that helps engineers to: (a) identify the type of general ontology to be reused; (b) find out which axioms and definitions should be reused; (c) make a decision, using formal concept analysis, on what general ontology is going to be reused; and (d) adapt and integrate the selected general ontology in the domain ontology to be developed.

Nasser did not believe that a low-ranking officer like himself (a lieutenant colonel) would be accepted by the Egyptian people, and so selected General Naguib to be his "boss" and lead the coup in name.

The first survey consisted of 727 randomly selected general-population mother-infant pairs with unknown HIV status.