Sentence examples for selective use from inspiring English sources

"Selective" use of ipsilateral ultrasound (US) was recommended.

Selection bias may arise from selective use of arriba by participating GPs.

Fewer ads mean a more selective use of editorial pages.

Such a selective use of crime statistics is easily countered.

That might help explain the egregiously selective use of evidence behind the new alcohol consumption guidelines.

The selective use of overseas educationalists as witnesses is particularly hazardous.

The selective use of audience statistics and facts does not do justice to Lincoln Center's impact.

In general, however, the division has stressed the selective use of force.

Hogan-Howe has talked about a more selective use of stop and search, targeting gangs in high knife crime areas.

But a closer inspection shows that the Rutgers report's doomsday forecast is based on selective use of census data.

The selective use of photographs can therefore replace truth with whatever visual detail we choose to fix on.