Sentence examples for the selectiveness of from inspiring English sources

But things get complicated when you consider the selectiveness of the church's outrage, the capriciousness of its mercy.

But the selectiveness of Russian justice has registered by now - the public has realised that only those "oligarchs" who dare to stand up to the authorities have problems with the law.

The country dummies are also a robustness check for whether the results are biased by variance in the selectiveness of the different national newspapers, such as could be expected for Austria.

One possible explanation for the selectiveness of the defect might reside in the fact that sugars and peptides are transported across the apical surface of enterocytes via specific carriers.

Ex vivo re-stimulation of HKL from infected fish with the homologous parasite provides information on the selectiveness of (non)responsiveness of the different IL-12 family members, acquired during infection (Fig. 3A and B).

We call this the selectiveness of the filter.

The enzymatic degradation of HS in CHO-K1 cells either by heparinase or heparitinase I confirmed the apparent selectiveness of the HS/γ-wt interaction at the cell surface, whereas degradation of chondroitin sulfate had no effect (Figure S1).

The selectiveness improvement of EXCELLENT or GOOD over FINE is always very large and increases as q decreases.

Some tests for Human Chromosome 22 with parameters (L, d, r) = (260,13,280) and q ranging from 14 down to 9. The selectiveness improvement of EXCELLENT compensates for its slowdown over GOOD for q < 12.

On the other hand, the selectiveness for GOOD is always better.

This restriction was adopted because if the threshold p is too small, the selectiveness for any method gets bad – as one should expect – as does the running time, in particular for EXCELLENT.