Sentence examples for selective instances from inspiring English sources

Additionally, M.R.I.'s may be used in selective instances if a boxer has been knocked unconscious, or if he has sustained a large number of blows to the head, Jordan said.

Cooper is making the case that "colored" people don't always have a "father to whom they dare apply the loving term" or the kindness and generosity that having white kindred in selective instances might have entailed.

Baron said the Post isn't looking to reconstitute its old national bureaus, but "in selective instances, where we think we could use somebody, we're trying to fill those kind of positions".

Graham's blunt assessment came after nearly every other senator on the committee spent their time pointing to hypocritical statements from each other about confirming judges, and citing selective instances in history, to try to bolster their argument about moving a Supreme Court nominee in a president's last year in office.

Second, macro-autophagy might be selective (for instance, for damaged mitochondria with low membrane potential).

Also, our models do not account for shifts in selective pressure or instances of positive selection that will affect nucleotide and amino acid substitution patterns (e.g., [ 113, 114]).

For instance, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors resulted in increased selection of the large delayed reward (Bizot et al., 1988, 1999), whereas a nonselective 5-HT receptor antagonist promoted self-controlled choice (Evenden & Ryan, 1996).

For instance, selective drop-out effects can have significant implications if the selection is according to the outcome variable, if the drop-out process is complex or incidental 36 or there is a non-linear relation between predictor(s) and criterion.

At the Anderson School in Manhattan, a highly selective school, for instance, 5 out of 65 eighth graders did not pass the English test; last year, the entire seventh grade passed the exam.

Nanoparticles composed of palladium and platinum are particularly interesting for catalytic purposes, for instance, selective hydrogenation and alcohol oxidation.

For instance, selective oxidation of rhodium between 800 and 1000 °C results in the drift and degradation of the Pt-PtRh TFTCs [10, 11].