Sentence examples for up to selection from inspiring English sources

The controversies are loud and real: Are the mutations offered up to selection always truly random, or could they be in some ways pre-winnowed?

Buffalo traded up to selection No. 4 by sending a first and fourth-round pick in next year's draft to Cleveland.

Ask any college basketball fan: the conference tournaments leading up to Selection Sunday and the madness that ensues in the following weeks of March can't be matched by any other sporting event in the country.

For several other irreversible models, such as the simple Wright Fisher process and its extensions, the scaling law is accurate up to selection strengths that are well outside the diffusion regime.

Two studies with small sample sizes used block randomisation in such a way that made the randomisation of later blocks predictable thus undermining allocation concealment and opening the study up to selection bias [ 43, 46].

The rest was up to natural selection.

It's up to the selection committee".

I was then asked leading up to the selection that it could be a possibility.

Fiona Millar looks at how loopholes are opening up to bring selection back into the admissions process.

"It is now up to the selection committee to determine when the bill is brought on and the co‐sponsors will await this decision.

CHICAGO — Roland W. Burris, who was appointed to fill Barack Obama's seat in the United States Senate, will face no charges resulting from a local prosecutor's investigation into his evolving descriptions of the events leading up to his selection.