Sentence examples for selective notes from inspiring English sources

Since we found that this is a result of laptop users' tendency to take verbatim notes, it is possible that if we could teach children to take non-verbatim, selective notes on their laptops (i.e., like one is forced to do when writing longhand), they would perform equivalently to longhand note takers.

As Britain considers our historic election, the Guardian asks the immortal question "Did Rock, Rap, and Pop Swing It For Obama?" The piece is oddly selective, noting the support of will.i.am (which might have made a difference) and Fall Out Boy (which might not have) but overlooking larger, more credible stars like Bruce Springsteen.

"Now I'm a little more selective," he notes.

His voluble contemporary Rex Ryan has supported this theory of sudden (and selective) suspension, noting that it also seems to occur on late Sunday afternoons in New England.

I'm obligated to honor my work by wearing this hat, blowing this horn, but know I am trying to be nuanced and selective about the notes.

A number of my colleagues at selective institutions have noted the problem of student burnout.

Admission into the unit is highly selective, he added, noting that in some years, they have accepted 1 in 10 applicants.

Because of the limitation of NEC epithelial RNA, only selective genes were noted to be further overexpressed in the epithelium of freshly resected NEC tissue (Figure 1A & C).

As already noted, selective pressures for amino acid composition can contribute to skew, particularly if there is a coding strand bias in the genome [ 8].

Although iHS and SweepFinder represent two of the most popular statistics/methods for detecting selective sweeps, we note that there are several others we did not test here.

Selective reporting was noted in three studies because of discrepancies in the study end points reported in the protocol in comparison with the primary trial results.