Sentence examples for selected onto a from inspiring English sources
The current study retrospectively investigated the differences in anthropometric and fitness characteristics of junior rugby league players selected onto a talent identification and development (TID) programme between long-term career progression levels (i.e., amateur, academy, professional).
All ten male subelite performers (5 driver/codriver pairs; Mean (SD) age, 30 (9) years; Height, 1.76 (0.05) m; Mass, 75.9 (11.2) kg) selected onto an international driver development programme (Pirelli Star Driver) signed informed consent to participate.
This is a good indication that programmes are increasingly successful in ensuring timely transitions along the cascade of HIV care and treatment: as PLHIV initiate treatment earlier, treatment failures are reduced, but importantly, pretreatment mortality also declines as those with advanced disease are selected onto treatment, leaving an increasingly healthy not-on-ART population.
They especially didn't want Myya Jones to become the president of her university's Black Student Alliance, be selected onto Homecoming Court, or to become a sister of Delta Sigma Theta.
The diploid yeast cells were selected onto YNB -LT selective liquid media, and subsequently spotted onto YNB -LTH as well as -LH containing cycloheximide (CHX) selective media.
"So just because they get selected onto the Venturespring Ignite programme doesn't mean we take equity".
Transformants were selected onto nourseothricin-containing YEPD plates.
The positive transformants were selected onto synthetic medium lacking tryptophan and leucine.
To address this possibility, we evaluated the identity of binding peptides selected onto thin (10 μm) sections of matrix.
Transformed cells were selected onto LB plates containing Ampicillin (50 μg/mL) and X-Gal (40 μg/mL).
Co-transformed yeasts were selected onto leucine-trytophan lacking medium (−LW) for 4 days at 30°C then streaked onto leucine-trytophan-histidine lacking medium (−LWH) and grown for 4 days at 30°C.
