Sentence examples for severe selection from inspiring English sources

In thirteen studies there was probably no (severe) selection bias because subjects were randomly selected [ 7, 21] or because all subjects in the population were included.

The Chateau St. Jean was a big rich wine for a 1999, apparently the result of severe selection.

For an owner who makes his living from his wine, though, a truly severe selection may be out of the question.

The formula is simple: small quantities of the best grapes; severe selection, which means cutting away excess bunches during the growing season and retaining only about half of the harvested grapes; new oak barrels every year; and hands-on care up to and including the bottling.

However, our IV results suggest that the OLS estimates are subject to severe selection bias from the fact that the choice of job search procedure is endogenous, associated with unobservable factors that affect the choice of informal versus formal procedures and that affect the earnings outcome.

This creates severe selection pressure and removes weak animals from the population.

Everyone could afford severe selections, and the number of second wines proliferated.

Theoretical work predicts that (1) With soft selection, population structure should reduce the efficiency of selection against mildly deleterious, nearly additive mutations [ 34] but will favor selection against severe and highly recessive mutations [ 35]; (2) With hard selection, structure should lead to reduced loads even with additive or nearly additive mutations [ 14].

This is not a severe size selection but just to size select to that portion that is amenable to sequencing in the platform that you're using.

Everywhere, hardier rootstocks, better grapes, limited yields and severe grape selection at harvest time have increased quality.

Hence, matching the BSWS with the ETS not only reduces the sample size substantially but also causes a potentially severe sample selection bias.