Sentence examples for selection by which from inspiring English sources

However, Lewis does not specify the 'principles of invidious selection' by which some parts of the causal history are selected for attention, except to mention the relevance of Grice's maxims of conversation.

Domestication is a process of natural and artificial selection by which certain animals have become adapted to human proximity.

Any time we see a phrase next to the alternatives that it beat out, we learn something, not merely about literature but about the normally veiled process of selection by which literature, word for word, is constituted.

But the advent of the chairlift puts an end to a valuable process of natural selection, by which those who reach the hut are sure to find, in its pure state, a small sample of a little-known human subspecies.

The leading candidate in my judgment is multilevel selection by which hereditary social behavior improves the competitive ability not of just individuals within groups but among groups as a whole.

The paradigmatic non-intentional process is the process of natural selection by which Charles Darwin explained the phylogenetic evolution of biological species: natural selection sorts organisms that survive.

Our results suggest a scaled hierarchical habitat selection process across selection orders by which wolves compensate higher exposure risk to humans within their territories via a stronger selection at breeding sites.

Vladek tells of his hardship in the camps, of starvation and abuse, of his resourcefulness, of avoiding the selektionen the selection process by which prisoners were selected for further labor or execution.

However, selection bias, by which patients are selected for chemotherapy, could not be eliminated.

In spiders, the most accepted hypothesis explaining the actual pattern of SSD is the fecundity selection hypothesis, by which females increase in size due to selection imposed on fecundity [ 7, 13, 16- 18].

Usually, patients for clinical studies are not selected randomly from a target population but according to some selection criteria by which patients are sampled according to extreme measurements (high blood pressure, severe pain, low quality of life,...)...