Sentence examples for the expected selection from inspiring English sources

Crain's New York Business first reported the expected selection on Thursday.

The red line at 50% in both figures represents the expected selection frequency if subjects were choosing at random.

An article in Business Day on Nov. 5 about the expected selection of Senator Phil Gramm as the next chairman of the Senate Banking Committee referred imprecisely to derivatives regulation powers of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which some lobbyists believe he would want to restrict.

The samples recruited by general practitioners, and more so those from lay organisations, showed higher proportions consulting and utilising specific medications, which we attribute to the expected selection bias in these two groups.

There is the expected selection of polyester print dresses, but also plenty of special-occasion dresses in silk and lace.

Although some carry only the expected selection of polyester and stretch pants, there also are fashionable, feminine outfits to be found.

There were the expected selections from the day's catch -- squid, prawns and various types of fish from a boatman who had obviously been much luckier than ours.

The shapes of the SFS are consistent with the validation results (shown previously), showing the expected selection-driven enrichment of low frequency SNPs and characteristic decrease in abundance among more frequent variants.

In a selection experiment, intrinsically random factors, such as genetic drift or environmental noise, are eventually likely to interfere with the theoretically expected selection response.

I identify the expected contextual selection for each type of helping.

A related issue is that the L segment should be generally less prone to change, given the expected strong selection to maintain existing polymerase function.