Sentence examples for selective in terms of from inspiring English sources

The sample, although both selective (in terms of agency contact) and self-selected, did not present as atypical of the population profile as reported by experienced local service providers.

He got on the technology bandwagon early, and he thinks that game is not over, although future rallies are likely to be more selective in terms of quality.

The Bloomberg administration, he said, has "done a very, very good job of being highly selective in terms of how they use their resources".

The company indicated it will reduce upstream spending and remain selective in terms of investments in downstream operations, as it loses faith in shale.

"Here we showed that a species removed from humans 35 million years ago is capable of being extremely selective in terms of tool use," Dr. Visalberghi said.

For it confirms the suspicion that the law is deeply selective in terms of whom it seeks to protect and to pursue.

We found that XAC and LUF5964 were kinetically more selective for the A1R and A3R, respectively, although they are non-selective in terms of their affinity.

Enzymatic carboxylate reduction is highly selective, both in terms of chemo- and product selectivity, but not many carboxylate reductase enzymes (CARs) have been identified on the sequence level to date.

By ensuring the maintenance of a high degree of sequence homology between the various MHC loci within the region, frequent intergenic gene conversion would favour the occurrence of further conversion events, thereby conferring a selective advantage in terms of evolvability of MHC genes without needing a direct selective advantage in terms of expressed proteins.

We present here a method for analyzing selective excitation in terms of spatial frequency (k) space.

We also show that nearly-decomposable structures have, in general, a selective advantage in terms of speed in reaching (good) locally optimal solutions.