Sentence examples for taken at selective from inspiring English sources

In addition, this type of measurement is taken at selective time point so that the results can vary depending on the metabolic state of the leaf at the measurement time.

A faecal sample was taken at the age of 3 weeks and cultured on selective media.

It has also at times taken a selective approach to the reporting of opinion poll data to strengthen the conviction that the majority of the public support wind power [ 25].

The present study investigates changes in the use of land caused by the expansion of an informal city in the Mediterranean region (Athens, Greece) and it proposes a simplified methodology to assess selective land take at the scale of municipalities.

Most students should sit for the ACT or SAT at least once before the end of the year, and those interested in selective universities should take at least two SAT Subject Tests, as well.

I did pretty well at "Inter Cert", which you took at 15, with eight or nine "honours" but I had blank spots – selective idiocy – at certain subjects.

Mutant colonies were taken from the selective plates and grown at 37°C overnight in 96-well round-bottomed plates containing LB medium, kanamycin and ampicillin.

The eye-rolling offence that most Sudanese took at this latest incident doesn't mean that they are necessarily fans of the government in Khartoum, but that they have a deep-seated suspicion of US selective moral outrage.

THE BEST OF BLUE NOTE FESTIVAL Jazz at Lincoln Center takes a selective spin here through the legacy of Blue Note Records, zeroing in on the 1950s and '60s.

(Chinen) The Best of Blue Note Records (Friday and Saturday) With its Blue Note Records Festival, Jazz at Lincoln Center takes a selective spin through the legacy of jazz's most storied label, zeroing in on the 1950s and '60s.

This paper takes a selective look at the literature on image analysis to assess the definition of objectivity in image analysis and asks whether such a claim is ever justified.