Sentence examples for to become selective from inspiring English sources

Lucy Powell, the former shadow education secretary, said she was particularly alarmed at reports that the new education secretary, Justine Greening, is examining plans to allow existing academies and free schools to become selective.

She did float the idea of allowing grant-maintained schools – which could opt out of council control – to become selective, much to the chagrin of her then Education Secretary, Kenneth Baker.

At the beginning of the learning process STDP will cause the LIF neuron to become selective to one such coincidence (chance determines which one).

You should have fortified pellets or blocks for the main diet, as seed mixtures can allow many hamsters to become selective and eat the tastier items higher in fat, therefore causing an unhealthy weight gain.

These neurons progressively become selective to intermediate complexity visual features appropriate for object categorization.

Here we used a constant pattern frequency, but after the initial part the neuron has already become selective to the pattern, so presenting longer distractor periods does not perturb the learning at all.

In practice, we see no way how in this context recruitment could become selective according to the risk format in the next Card 1. Furthermore, the distribution of participant characteristics was very similar across groups (Table 1), strongly suggesting that the allocation was practically random.

You become selective for boar and deer you have a role to play".

You become selective for boar and deer — you have a role to play".

Therefore, compounds able to specifically disrupt TcTIM but not Homo sapiens TIM (hTIM) dimer interface could become selective antichagasic drugs.

What happens when the children themselves become selective?