Sentence examples for the probable selection from inspiring English sources

A comparison was then made between the probable selection of BUs with what would be considered the optimal selection from an ecological perspective.

We explored the impact of a third of those randomised to surgery not having fundoplication: firstly, through per protocol analyses limited to those randomised who received their allocated management, and, secondly, through an adjusted approach 10 11 in an attempt to circumvent the probable selection bias of per protocol analyses.

In the following, we discuss the most probable selection effects that might have influenced the observed results.

Brown's probable selection by Cleveland is the only thing that seems mildly solidified.

Mr. Karzai's probable selection would return him to the head of a weak central government that is struggling mightily to extend its authority beyond Kabul.

Given the prevailing notion among clinicians that much LBP originates from the disk [ 16], recruitment from spine clinics therefore presents a probable selection bias in prior samples.

When the mass distributions of manuports from Olduvai and Koobi Fora are examined two very different mass distributions can be seen: one indicating a probable selection by larger creatures of almost modern human size, the other by creatures that were far smaller.

Reasons for a higher rate of PCP among these patients included use of definitive diagnosis and probable selection bias by including only patients with severe pneumonia when other diagnoses, such as tuberculosis, had been excluded.

Compared with spring Chinook salmon, Columbia River Basin sockeye are more suitable for exploring the probable strength of the selection differential caused by rising temperatures because their simpler population structure and minimum of hatchery propagation simplify the analysis of time trends (Quinn and Adams 1996; Hodgson et al. 2006).

Besides the statistical issues such as selection bias, some studies further implied the probable reason was improper sample selection that did not resemble the genomic space defined by the training population.

The important structural parameters identified are the definition of a shear element that is consistent with force discontinuity, the consideration of elastic behavior in estimating the width of a strut, the dimensions of a nodal zone influenced by a loading plate, and the proper selection of the probable failure modes.