Sentence examples for the selection itself from inspiring English sources

And the selection itself required diplomatic tact.

These difficulties aside, there is much to savor and admire in Arvio's generous translations from the selection itself and its privileging of often neglected suites in García Lorca's poetry to the availability in English of poems not translated before.

It is important here to clarify that the selection itself is out of the scope of this article.

But all four answers mention only the "crop crime" side of the comparison, and the selection itself says nothing about how high-profile murder cases are solved.

While Table 1 shows that three diseases show bias towards selection of risk-associated alleles or protective alleles, it does not show whether the selection itself is stronger among the risk associated alleles or protective alleles.

One of the key factors driving this is the selection itself, which means that the migrants as individuals may have more risk-taking tendencies.

Where the simulation of the human may be more critical is in the content selection itself.

Ed Gillespie, who stepped down the day before Inauguration Day as the chairman of the Republican National Committee, told me, "One of the reasons journalists think they're playing it straight is that in the article they tend to play 'He said, she said.' But, when you look at the story selection itself, it's indicative of a view that slants to the left".

However, prospective randomised clinical trials are needed to demonstrate whether the patient selection itself or its combination with high-dose IL-2 leads to the observed significant clinical benefit in a subset of patients.

As with the bracket selection itself for lesser-known teams, it will probably be difficult to crack through the top seeds this year.

The game selection itself is much more consequential.