Sentence examples for standards for selection from inspiring English sources

At the same time they have called for applicants who are resilient, adaptable, curious, trusting and creative but without saying why these particular traits are the most important, how they will be measured, or how the standards for selection will be set.

"That's not just because they happen to be a 'home' games - that's because they are reaching requisite standards for selection, so that bodes well".

The availability of hundreds of different adjuvants has prompted a need for identifying rational standards for selection of adjuvant formulations based on safety and sound immunological principles for human vaccines.

The standards for selection were much more stringent and only studies with controls or interrupted time series with explicit entry and quality criteria were considered and finally only four studies were included.

Warner and Smith satisfied Lehmann's standard for selection by getting hundreds in their last first-class match before the Old Trafford Test, therefore, the final batting spot must have been a choice between Khawaja and Hughes.

Although some were full-time athletes, the majority were part-time amateurs trying to juggle work or study commitments with the rigours of making the qualifying standard for selection.

But Cook, who won two bronze medals riding Miners Frolic at the Beijing Olympics in 2008, will not be guaranteed a place in the Great Britain team even if she reaches the standard for selection.

KRAS mutation analysis is now standard for selection of patients for EGFR targeted therapy.

A selection agent that has been used successfully is the antibiotic hygromycin and this has become the standard for selection of soybean SE.

While many assays have been used to assess islet function, we chose the glucose-stimulated insulin secretory profile in a dynamic cell perifusion system as our 'gold standard' for selection of human islets for subsequent study.

Despite the success of capture-probe-based mtDNA enrichment (Li et al. 2012), PCR is still the "gold standard" for selection and amplification of small, targeted DNA regions, like mtDNA.