Sentence examples for significant selection from inspiring English sources

Centers were not selected randomly from around the globe and as a result a significant selection bias is present.

A significant selection of posters on Jewish themes will also be offered.

They may have tried to pass it off as a routine "horses for courses" manoeuvre but it was a more significant selection than that.

It may be that the recall of Rogers, perhaps to bat there instead, is the most significant selection given the loss not just of Ricky Ponting but the great troubleshooter Mike Hussey.

Regression results (reported in Appendix 1: Table 7) suggest some evidence of statistically significant selection on some observables.

This study suffers from significant selection bias as only 65 of the 612 patients presenting with complaints suspicious for an abscess were included.

The other two centers exhibit neither any significant selection by severity of stroke, nor do they, consequently, show an difference in outcomes by SU or GMW wards.

"All the players are very aware of how significant selection will be," said Lee, who names the squad on 7 November.

We also detect significant selection effects at the individual level: top students are more likely to emigrate and less likely to return.

"We have shown significant selection has been taking place in very recent populations, and likely still occurs, so humans continue to be affected by both natural and sexual selection".

Encouraged by the enthusiasm of British artists, students, and high society for his art, Rodin donated a significant selection of his works to the nation in 1914.