Sentence examples for the definitive selection from inspiring English sources

This is now the definitive selection, which also generously includes the introductions written by TS Eliot in 1928 and John Berryman in 1949.

The four-star-rated event is also serving as the definitive selection trial for the United States equestrian team that will compete in horse-trial competition at the Olympics in Sydney, Australia, in September.

read all eligible papers, established which papers contained the information needed, and made the definitive selection of studies included.

Where there was overwhelming support for one selection, for example, the arm being in flexion at initiation of injury, this was taken as the definitive selection for description of injury mechanism.

Third, a researcher (NB) will interview the team leaders and make a definitive selection by means of the 'Quick Scan CARe', an instrument developed to map the general implementation of the CARe methodology in a team.

After the second round (R2), a specification was made of the definitive item selection criteria through the interpretation of a contingency table with the consensus results (Table 2).

This partial inhibition would lead to a weak QS-based selective pressure that would preclude a definitive selection experiment in our media.

Rowntree said there was no definitive selection policy on whether England will travel to New Zealand with players carrying injuries.

For definitive selection, blood gas collected after 30 minutes application of 5 cmH2O PEEP and tidal volume (VT) = 10 ml/kg had to demonstrate PaO2/FIO2 < 300 mmHg.

Williams & Graham: Behind the bar is Sean Kenyon, serving a near-definitive selection of Colorado spirits.

For the WM-MOGACORR selection of the definitive threshold required inspection of the relative error curve, a threshold ε = 10-2 givesensiblele results for the Indian Pines image, but ε = 10-1 is required for the Salinas image.