Sentence examples for selectively presented from inspiring English sources

As if to provide an example, Gove slips in a lovely bit of selectively presented data: When 54% of people agree with his GCSE plans, they are the "majority of respondents" (page 14), but when 56% do not agree with what he wants to change this larger percentage becomes "a small majority" (page 7).

Peptides derived from pathogens or tumors are selectively presented by the major histocompatibility complex proteins (MHC) to the T lymphocytes.

The results from the case study of a long suspension bridge using the proposed formulation and program are also selectively presented in this paper.

Historical events, while not fabricated, are selectively presented to reinforce each national narrative.

Here's my point: it's hard to make a decision on a course of action with selectively presented data.

More of our social interactions are also taking place online between people who often never really get to know one another because our virtual selves are so selectively presented that they bear little resemblance to our real selves.

Media complacency (or complicity) in selectively presenting only some of the facts allows politicians to either ignore the issue outright or manipulate it to divisive ends as an endless parade of stats are presented to shore up both, contradictory, positions on the issue.

That way, you can be sure to maintain consistency in how you present yourself — or in how you selectively present personal information.

This analysis does not exhaustively discuss available design, operational and procedural options; rather it selectively presents what has been determined to be beneficial in an industrial pilot plant setting.

Propaganda often (but not always) distorts the truth, selectively presents facts, or uses emotional appeals.

The probe was launched after county prosecutors and sherif's deputies were accused of abusing a complex network of jailhouse informants and selectively presenting evidence gleaned from it.