Multiple reasons for this phenomenon have been discussed in the literature, with one reason being the lack of patient selection on the basis of molecular profile in clinical trials.
Thus, at least on the Affymetrix GeneChip® Xenopus laevis Genome Array, probe selection on the basis of a gDNA hybridization ratio near one appears to have an unintended consequence of retaining probes with low gDNA hybridization intensities in both species.
Another closely related concept is selective reporting bias within published studies and is defined as "selection on the basis of the results of a subset of the original variables recorded for inclusion in a publication" (Dwan et al. 2008).
There is no clear demarcation point between selection on the basis of autism, obsessive compulsive disorder or dyslexia and selection on the basis of social gregariousness, athleticism or personality.
The loanee will not assume he is an automatic selection on the basis of everything that happened at Old Trafford.
But selection on the basis of race is neither a fair nor an efficient way of doing so.
"The faction leaders made their selection on the basis of who's easy to control," said Muneo Suzuki, a former Liberal Democratic lawmaker who leads a small opposition party.
"The guiding principles of leadership and integrity include," it reads, "selection on the basis of personal integrity, competence and suitability, or election in free and fair elections".
"I fancy there'll be another 15 players joining us and meriting selection on the basis of what they've done or are capable of doing, so it'll be a tough job to pick only 23.
Under the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, the Church of England has begun to recognise the problem, though his interview with Ruth Gledhill of the Times last month, in which he claimed that Anglican schools were moving away from selection on the basis of faith, was immediately contradicted by his own press office.
But even if he did not personally harass potential voters, as witnesses allege, he clearly was a brass-knuckle partisan, someone who would deny the ballot to fellow citizens for trivial political reasons — and who made his selection on the basis of race or ethnicity".
