Sentence examples for some sort of selection from inspiring English sources

By the same token, the Edinburgh Fringe Society could impose some sort of selection criteria, crack down on wily venue merchants turning every tea room into a performance space, and generally try to limit numbers.

In the other two species, O. barthii and O. punctata, the detected expansions and contractions were nearly similar in number (Table 1), raising an intriguing possibility that the African species are under some sort of selection regime for genome size, i.e., either recalcitrant for genome expansion, or even some are on the path to genome downsizing.

For the rest of motifs appearing neutral, it is difficult to reject them a priori as adaptive units, as some sort of selection to maintain these edges in the network should be at work (e.g., [5]).

The parallel increase of the inversion in three independent populations strongly implicates some sort of selection.

Perhaps there was some sort of selection bias in these open-label studies towards patients with the inattentive type, particularly the study with adolescents.

This implies the existence of some sort of selection; patients insured under a managed care system are more similar than other patients.

The process of emotion classification based on EEG signals may require some sort of channel selection to save computation time.

Given a choice, it would be wonderful to have access to some sort of FPGA selection wizard application (preferably Web based).

And certainly programs such as Jmol [13], PyMOL [14], VMD [15], and Chimera [16] all have some sort of native selection language.

It requires also some sort of channel selection to obtain robust classification results because at least one EEG channel combined with one electromyography (EMG) and one electrooculography (EOG) are required for manual scoring.

Simulation studies have suggested the superiority of methods based on some sort of variable selection over GBLUP [ 2, 38- 40].