Sentence examples for selection point of view from inspiring English sources

"We haven't got out problems to seek from a selection point of view but those that are selected have got to perform better than that.

"From a selection point of view, a lot of the teams haven't had the run because Badminton and Chatsworth were rained off in May," said Ms Murphy.

Then players are going to put their hands up in the Six Nations so we feel we are well placed from a selection point of view".  .

After all, from a natural selection point of view, the only relevant output is the successful identification of cheaters and cooperators with as low a cost and error rate as possible, since such ability is essential for both direct reciprocal cooperation [43], and reciprocity based on reputation [15].

Taken together, the observed reranking could have practical implications from a selection point of view.

This site seems to be very important from a selection point of view as it implies a radical biochemical shift from positively charged to non-polar.

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.

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The results show that the heat integrated scheme is practically the best selection from every point of view.

This algorithm performs gene selection from the point of view of the sensitivity and the specificity, both used as quality indicators of the classification test applied to the previously selected genes.

Gayle added: "I don't know what's the history behind it, but it is a ridiculous selection from my point of view … with two of our biggest players in ODI cricket not involved in the 50-over format and the World Cup".