He was not alone in his greed: the best of the best was supposed to be kept for Hitler; the next tier of Nazis would then select for themselves.
Absolutely, the "people of Gaza are under siege and are being denied basic rights to freedom, movement, education, and life," but Vernikov argues that it's their own fault: "Those rights are denied them by their own government, which they selected for themselves".
Selecting a term invokes the display of all possible definitions, allowing the reader (or editor) to select for themselves the most appropriate version.
When nurses were asked what modality they would select for themselves if they required dialysis, 80% of home dialysis nurses preferred a home modality (either PD or HHD) compared to 52% of CHD nurses.
These are actually very personal things that most men would prefer to select for themselves, so save yourself the bother and find more interesting gifts instead.
These elements are primarily intra-genomic selfish elements that are selected for maintaining themselves, and on occasions providing incidental advantage to the host cell [ 24, 28].
Because QOL experts are often partial to their own scales, researchers need to be able to select scales for themselves.
Investigators have tried to explain stabilization without invoking nontraditional theory by invoking two separate traditional selective forces: one selecting for traits themselves, and one selecting for the stabilization of traits, the latter being called "stabilizing" or "canalizing" selection [ 20, 102- 104].
However we might have selected for police who had tested themselves prior and had known that they were uninfected and therefore participated in this study resulting to the underestimation of the prevalence and incidence.
In that article, Bailey and Greenberg argued that "even assuming, as we do, that homosexuality is entirely acceptable morally, allowing parents, by means morally unproblematic in themselves, to select for heterosexuality would be morally acceptable".
