Sentence examples for sensibly selected from inspiring English sources
However, when restricted to sensibly selected biological subgroups as identified with the Gene Ontology database, there is a strong effect.
Although such an estimation, coming from previous GiViTI data, was confirmed in the whole sample (figure 2), the eligibility criteria selected a subgroup where mortality was sensibly lower (47.3%), thereby reducing the power of the study.
Specifically, the hypothesis was that the choice of the penalty is not critical as long as it is chosen sensibly, i.e. corresponding to a reasonable number of selected variables.
The Americans have sensibly asked the UN secretary-general's envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi, to select an interim government of technocrats to carry Iraq through the next seven months, until a general election in January, when a truly representative government can take charge.
What we need to do is get these older gross polluters off the road, select the best in class when buying new, and drive sensibly and drive less.
As many more genes than can be sensibly used for downstream applications were identified in the OPLS method, we took the approach of concentrating on transcription factors and of identifying transcriptional modules within our list of candidate genes as a means of selecting a subset of genes that would maximise the information content.
The Senate selection process began sensibly enough.
The government sensibly pegged the ringgit to the U.S. dollar, but then most unwisely instituted select, new exchange-control measures.
Behold, ye sensibly fleeced.
