Sentence examples for unintentionally selected from inspiring English sources

"The editorial team unintentionally selected three reviewers who probably share some climate sceptic notions of the authors...The problem is that comparable studies published by other authors have already been refuted in open discussions and to some extent also in the literature, a fact which was ignored by Spencer and Braswell in their paper and, unfortunately, not picked up by the reviewers".

Archeological findings have shown that early human ancestors often unintentionally selected for and finally fixed a few major domestication traits over time.

Often the most motivated patients are (unintentionally) selected for a trial in a laboratory setting.

Thus, we cannot completely exclude that there was a kind of natural bias and a 'sepsis-tolerating' population has been unintentionally selected.

Lower-frequency introgressions outside these regions might contain additional QTL for plant height and flowering time, or QTL for unintentionally selected traits such as seed dormancy and fertility restoration (Thurber et al. 2013).

In addition, because not all control subjects measured during the trial period were also measured during the echo-intervention period, it is possible that we unintentionally selected people for the before-and-after comparisons who happened to have higher than usual BP before the echo-intervention.

Policy-makers prefer systematic reviews to traditional narrative literature reviews as it is acknowledged that narrative literature reviews are more vulnerable to author bias which can occur when the review authors intentionally or unintentionally select or emphasise research according to their own opinions, prejudices or commercial interests.

By changing the distribution of heritable traits, harvesting by humans can unintentionally select against the most desirable phenotypes (i.e. bigger individuals), which increase harvestable biomass (Law and Grey 1989; Coltman 2008; Hutchings and Fraser 2008).

The destruction seemed to be unintentionally selective.

A second limitation of the study is that participant recruitment may have been influenced by researchers' bias if, unintentionally, study participants were selected because of existing professional relationships and networks.

In this research, three types of organic materials (vinegar, gram pulse and frog contaminated water) were selected that usually get mixed unintentionally during placing of concrete in developing countries.