Sentence examples for selections a combination from inspiring English sources

At 209 West Houston Street, South Village, (212 727-8110, $10; members, $5. (Gates) VILLAGE VOICE BEST OF 2004 (Through June 29) BAMcinématek presents this festival of critics' selections, a combination of talked-about films from last year and new, undistributed works.

Similarly to the results obtained with multi-model selection, a combination of seasonal factors, water conditions, and community composition remained in the final models for Akonolinga and Bankim (Appendix table 1).

Primary variable selection was a stepwise selection procedure, a combination of forward and backward variable selection.

Branch-specific evolutionary rate acceleration can be caused by positive selection, decreased purifying selection, or a combination of both factors.

Multimodal imaging contrast agents of needs can be accomplished in particulate formulations by careful selections of a combination of lanthanide ions in well-defined hierarchical nanostructures with appropriately engineered nanoparticle surface.

As either spatial or temporal variation in selection (or a combination of the two) is a likely cause of the sign changes in selection coefficients between salmon life stages, our results support the theory that the high polymorphism observed at immunogenetic loci may be maintained by a combination of spatial and temporal variation in selection pressures.

That selection includes a combination of franchises and managed hotels.

"Sizing" of PV systems is referred to the selection of a combination of PV modules and inverters.

The design of amorphous formulations with optimal dissolution performance requires the appropriate selection of a combination of excipients and consideration of the method of introducing the excipients.

Our findings will provide insights into whether a move towards a hybrid migrant-driven system, which bases selection on a combination of employer preselection and worker human capital characteristics, will improve the labor market performance of immigrants.

Methodologically, the sample selection using a combination of census and GIS to identify "hotspots" was efficient at identifying an appropriate sample with the desired attributes which, in particular, allowed a variety of destinations to be examined.