Sentence examples for selected rather than from inspiring English sources

Differential weighting of component scores as a means to increase the competitiveness of rural background students could therefore have broader consequences in terms of the ultimate effects on the socio-demographic profile of the student cohort selected, rather than just serve to augment rural student selection alone.

But some battles with the Beckett estate were clearly lost along the way, thus this is an authorized book of letters, "selected" rather than "collected".

For a Harajuku look, a white shirt and silvery gray skirt were selected rather than the Victorian dress Mr. Gunn suggested.

By contrast, in the Traid shop, the emphasis is on fashion; the impression is that the garments have been carefully selected, rather than they are a random haul from a rummage sale.

Newspapers that are meant to defend freedom have argued instead for the investigation of the Guardian, while the House of Commons has proved itself an overblown electoral college from which the executive is selected, rather than an independent legislature with clout to hold ministers to account.

However, Thomas points to a lack of critical discussion and explanation of the very basis for Prevent's community work, the rationale for how some areas are selected rather than others, and a lack of transparency about the proportion of spending on combating different types of extremism.

Apple's documentation for the new remote provides little insight, but they do label this new center button as "Select" rather than Play/Pause.

In this way, we could select (rather than screen) for recombinants containing the suppressors, because these were the only survivors among the progeny of mbk-2 (dd5 )/ mbk-2 (dd5 ) Hw; sup/Hw hybrids raised at the nonpermissive temperature.

The model in which stress selects rather than induces mutations was also addressed by showing that the RpoS-dependent switch to error-prone break repair occurred independently of stress (selection), when RpoS was expressed in unstressed cells 11, 12.

Online surveys are not generally considered scientific polls because respondents remain anonymous and are self-selected, rather than randomly selected by interviewers.

It included a self-selected rather than a random and representative sample.