Sentence examples for taking selection from inspiring English sources

A 15-player squad for the return Ashes series in Australia, which starts in January 2014, will be named in December and Cross - who was a late addition to the squad that toured Australia in 2011 but did not make an appearance - is not taking selection on that trip for granted.

Longitudinal studies that establish health state dynamics as a function of being HIV-affected taking selection effects into account are recommended.

Under an infinitesimal model and with complete pedigree information, the animal model takes selection into account when the selective events are included in the data set [ 20].

Take selection.

In order to take selection on performance at 2, 3 and 4 years of age into account, only horses born after 1994 were considered.

It utilizes all the information from the pedigree, takes selection into account and, under the infinitesimal model, gives unbiased estimates of the base population [ 20].

Previous studies take selection into predefined roles as the default model for systematically acquiring new members, consequently regarding incompletely predefined roles and other apparent departures from selection as idiosyncratic (Miner, 1987) or even irrational (Khurana, 2004).

Stakeholder debates can elucidate HSR strengths and identify areas for further development – e.g. development of theories of organizational change to improve quality or better methods to take selection bias into account.

For Forms, Chun takes selections of the text from immigration forms and turns them into concrete poetry, and for Blueprints, "I completely delete all the text and abstract the boxes and lines that remain on the form".

Any interpretation of the results needs to take survival selection into account 33 (in this case before age 75).

Study selection took a step-wise approach.