Sentence examples for selecting well from inspiring English sources
By selecting well characterized bioassay results, a large number of activity classes and compounds, ensuring structural diversity, balancing the relative weight of activity classes, and using a single test set, we attempt to ensure that our test results and conclusions are less likely affected by the varied composition of the data sets.
Indeed, associations between markers and genes underlying agronomic traits are the basis for marker-assisted selection (MAS) which can be performed on young seedlings as well as for selecting well-combining parents.
China's political and institutional innovations so far have produced a system that has in many ways combined the best option of selecting well-tested leaders and the least bad option of ensuring the exit of bad leaders.
It is shown that using elliptically polarized light permits selecting well-defined subsurface volumes in a turbid medium.
The workshop participants considered that the four scenarios would cover all possible read-across situations, and each scenario will be further investigated by selecting well-characterized chemical categories.
The notable properties of this family is that it includes a large variety of known distance measures as special cases, and that an empirical statistical criterion of selecting well-performing distance measures, independent of the biological considerations mentioned above, has been given [ 1].
With the sixth pick, the Jets should have selected — well, anyone, but Vernon Gholston — but how about Joe Flacco?
It is conceivable that the firm's activities could be selected well.
Neural network is used as a nonlinear regression method to develop transformation between the selected well logs and core measurements.
The experiments conducted on the mask were done using some selected well known synthetic and Medical images with realistic geometry.
By now very few analytical models have been developed to select well refracture candidates due to complicated multi-parameter relationships.
