More technically, model selection bias can be explained with the lacking independence of the validation objects from the model selection process [11],[11],[11],[11].
Both politically and technically, site selection is probably the biggest problem in the nuclear fuel cycle, causing the postponement, revision, and even termination of many siting efforts around the world.
One is known technically as kin selection, and familiarly as nepotism.
It means he is technically available for selection for this weekend's clash with the Stormers in Cape Town.
"When it comes down to the fine margins on selection – technically, tactically, physically – the intangible is that and he has it," Lancaster said.
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Benzema is technically available for selection having been dropped for Euro 2016 after he was questioned by police in connection to an alleged blackmail attempt against his then France team-mate Mathieu Valbuena.
As a result, the case against Sakho remains on file pending those investigations but with his suspension lifted he is technically available for selection by the France head coach, Didier Deschamps, with national teams having until Tuesday to submit their final squads for this summer's tournament.
Despite the claim above that heritability in the population genetic sense is required as a condition of the action of natural selection, technically all that is required for natural selection to occur on a trait T is for T to be heritable in the weaker sense, i.e. that it be robustly transmitted, such that the trait variant in a parent tends to turn up reliably in the offspring.
While sex-selective abortion is illegal — though still common — in China, gender selection is technically straightforward through in vitro fertilization in the United States, where it is used in surrogacy cases.
