Sentence examples for sourcing pool from inspiring English sources
In the war for talent, being inclusive to all people regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and other individual "difference" increases an organization's sourcing pool, and attracts Millennials, who are known to place significant value on celebrating the beautiful diversity of people -- inside and out.
All systems run kernels built from the same FreeBSD 4.0 source pool, which was current as of 4/15/99.
Within the clubs that agreed to participate, the survey tool was distributed to 739 potential participants, which served as the source pool from which the final study sample was derived.
However, this point has been raised by Jouquet et al. (2010) pertaining to availability of phosphorous contents by the implementation of many living to non-living approaches on available organic source pool.
Using source pool averages for geographically highly variable species may reduce the size of the source pool if the average parameter in the source pool characterizes only a small fraction of all the populations representing the pool [51].
We also compared the mass segment-length ratios of the CFK and Nama-Karoo regional source pools to those assembled at random from the largest southern African regional source pool.
For example, the popular spatially implicit version assumes a local plot exchanging migrants with a large panmictic regional source pool.
For example, it is not known if the same DAGLα source (pool) provides 2-AG for both DSI and eCBmGluR.
First, it models space implicitly by assuming a local community receiving immigrants from a larger panmictic source pool (metacommunity [1]) where speciation balances extinction.
With the exception of GH, the variance of mass segment-length ratios between species was significantly smaller than expected by chance for all ensembles, irrespective of regional source pool used (Table S2).
For 1000 simulations, Ecosim randomly and uniformly selected a point greater than or equal to the smallest boundary and less than or equal to the largest boundary, for n species in an ensemble or regional source pool.
