Sentence examples for selecting into from inspiring English sources

My instinctive emotional feelings will act as the glue that binds my family together: "The kinds of people selecting into marriage create better family environments," Professor Kiernan says, "but that's nothing to do with 'marriage' – that's to do with the people involved and how they view their commitment".

Supplemental tests are consistent with these low SES individuals being a source of high quality human capital for the accounting profession, as low SES individuals selecting into accounting possess desirable attributes at relatively high rates.

Longitudinal studies would nevertheless be useful for testing hypotheses related to temporal effects and also for exploring potential confounding produced by the possibility of individuals with a propensity for healthier durations of sleep selecting into neighbourhoods containing more green space.

In addition, because this study, like many educational studies, has a quasi-random design (due to students selecting into classes rather than being randomly assigned to classes), it is possible for inherent differences in students outside of our variables of interest to potentially bias results (Theobald and Freeman, 2014).

These results might point to either a different composition of cohabiting men with weaker economic prospects (by preference or by constraint) more frequently selecting into cohabitation, or to a limited capacity to convert cohabitation into marriage among men with less stable or continuous attachment to employment.

This would however require respondents to be identified, potentially leading to selection bias (GPs would self-select into the sample).

Alternatively, the selection hypothesis states that intermarried immigrants are positively selected into the labor and marriage market.

High-skill workers select into expensive cities.

Guards do indeed self-select into their jobs, as Zimbardo's students self-selected into a study of prison life.

Then another to edit the 200 or so clips I had selected into a 10-minute film.

Professor Cacioppo believes that reflects an evolutionary tendency to "select into circumstances that allow us to stay in a good mood".