Sentence examples for selected very from inspiring English sources

During the short time period, nucleotide substitutions and genetic exchanges were selected very quickly, probably as a response to different selective advantages, to increase the fitness of the Sabin strains for replication in the human gut by preventing the accumulation of harmful mutations.

Among his concerns, he said, was that she had not selected very challenging courses.

The ingredients are selected very early in the year, based on predictions of what strains will circulate the following winter.

Remarkably, even under the selected very soft irradiations (e.g. light intensity lower than 2 mW/cm2), excellent polymerization profiles are obtained (conversions > 80%).

"In Berlusconi's governments, women were selected very much on the basis of – how can I say this? – their personal, external characteristics," said Natalia Augias, a political correspondent for the state-owned RAI television network.

"I had the advantage of being selected very early on and it's given me a lot of time to establish myself and get a bit of a profile," he says.

The downside to this is that each classifier will have its own biases and will therefore select very different features.

And they will not be for everyone, so you will need to select very carefully who from the parent organization joins them.

The parties would then select very wealthy candidates who could afford brief but costly television ad campaigns, or already well-known candidates, especially venerable veterans who could be quickly sold as statesmen.

Selecting "Very Severe" was reserved for when they experienced "non-stop" or "very painful" burning during the past 24 h.

In the language of biology, markets are evolutionary environments that select very powerfully for wealth-creating organizations.