"selective review" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the process of examining something, such as a survey, in detail to determine which aspects of it have been successful. For example: "The team conducted a selective review of the survey to ascertain which parts of it had been the most successful."
The implementation of QA protocols at the various levels discussed above, including automated scanning for logical errors in submitted data, selective review of case data, and independent review of randomly selected cases, provides a degree of confidence in the quality of the annotated specimen data.
Nick von Westenholz, chief executive of the CPA, said: "It is a selective review of existing studies which highlighted worst-case scenarios, largely produced under laboratory conditions.
He may be right, and his vast new book, "The Structure of Evolutionary Theory," includes a chapter on this matter that is as long as most books, and it has an extensive, if selective, review of the evidence.
And Hollywood's introduction of huge marketing campaigns and selective review quotes (often from lesser-known critics) to bolster its enormous release plans have benefitted far worse films than these.
Dalton argues that the AAP have "made a fool of themselves" with their selective review of evidence neglecting some evidence contradicting the health benefits, and overstates the risks of, for instance, penile cancer, which is extremely rare.
We do this via a selective review of literature investigating different modes of administering drugs [8 14].
The platform will also have ongoing "selective reviews", where a translation can be automatically reviewed by a second translator in a "professional category", says Yao. Translators will be paid for completed translation jobs via an in-app wallet — with various transfer options such as the ability to withdraw to PayPal.
Attempts to remedy potential biases present in traditional peer review have led to a diversification of peer review practices, for instance through the use of author-blind and non-selective review, the removal of traditional reviewer anonymity, and the introduction of various forms of community review.
However, the more selective Cochrane Review supports the findings of this review, and by including a wider variety of studies along with input from MDA experts, a broader assessment of factors such as delivery strategies and size of target population could be carried out.
To improve the yield of record reviews, we have developed 'triggers' 38 39 to alert personnel to potential patient safety events, which enables selective targeted review of high-risk patients.
First, the list of attributes evaluated in this study was taken from a selective literature review.
