Sentence examples for selection a point from inspiring English sources
Through a high degree of selection, a point of view can be communicated to the reader more subtly and perhaps more powerfully than by yards of explanation.
The Lions coach Warren Gatland has made clear Six Nations form will have a strong bearing on his selection, a point he will have been at particular pains to reiterate to England's players at their training camp near Burton upon Trent this week.
The final sentence about families left the door open for kin selection, a point to which we will return.
To increase the efficiency of subsequent plant selection, a point mutation present in the nptII coding sequence [ 28] was reverted to the wild-type sequence.
As the mutation rate is driven to lower and lower levels by selection, a point must eventually be reached where the advantage of any further increase in replication fidelity is smaller than the power of random genetic drift (Lynch 2008, 2010).
For many of the owners an extensive tea selection was a point of pride.
From the selection of a point X d, Y d, Z d on the basin ground of the current study area, the deposition time t d at the position and the old-time deposition rate R d can be obtained.
Our strict and conservative filtering methods may have lowered detection of positive selection to a point where the occurrence of false positives is unlikely even though the existence of false negatives is probable.
The generation of simple PCR markers in the form of CAPS (cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence) and SCAR (sequence characterized amplified region) has promoted the application of DNA markers in the breeding programme for marker-assisted selection, a starting point for molecular breeding (Bai et al., 2004).
Monte Carlo simulations involving the random selections of a point in the predefined 3-D box were then carried out to calculate the V mol value of the molecule embedded in the box.
Guided variation, however, is unambiguously non-selection-like, a point we return to later.
