Sentence examples for to selectively use from inspiring English sources

Understanding the roles of caregiver burden and positivity in the agreement of patient and caregiver reported ratings could help us to selectively use proxy assessment from caregivers and also effectively design intervention programs[ 6].

If the president's staff couldn't find United States intelligence to support the allegation, was it wrong to selectively use foreign intelligence to make his point?

Perhaps, if they remain healthy and focused, if Thomas can accentuate his bench's athleticism and aggression and if he learns to selectively use the uneasy low-post mix of Randolph and Eddy Curry.

"In Seminary, we call this use of the Bible 'proof texting,' which is to selectively use a part or portion of scripture to justify a point outside of its immediate or greater theological context.

The new approach is to give businesses the tool they need to selectively use lower-emitting vessels.

The optimal CSP weights will be equivalent to the gain of the comb filters to selectively use those harmonic bins.

Knowledge is comparatively helpless against identity: as you grow better-informed about the issues, you just get better at selectively using evidence to reinforce your preëxisting commitments.

This may be due to physicians selectively using α antagonists only among men judged to have a low risk of fall or fracture.

Additional research is needed to determine which compounds are involved in cytotoxicity against normal cells in order to develop new propolis formulations without those compounds to be selectively used against tumor cells.

We believe that mechanical CPR tends to be selectively used in patients with prolonged cardiac arrest rather than patients who responded immediately to initial defibrillation or CPR.

Even if President Bush has to campaign constantly and, as a result, selectively uses information to sell his message, we still expect him to tell the truth.