Sentence examples for use of this selection from inspiring English sources

The use of this selection criterion reduced the demand for computing resources and allowed better estimation of conformational strain energies of bound conformations (see below).

Recent data of lack of response of K-ras-mutated colorectal tumours to cetuximab (Karapetis et al, 2008) may help rationalise the use of this selection criteria in future studies with bortezomib and cetuximab.

However, repeated use of this selection procedure does not necessarily maximise long-term genetic gain over a longer time horizon, which is the goal of most breeding schemes [ 7].

Our survey was conducted at public primary health facilities throughout Trinidad and included only patients who confirmed their current or previous use of herbs; this selection bias may have introduced a number of limitations.

The obtained iron-starvation dependent phleomycin resistance indicates the potential use of this promoter for selection marker recycling.

Use of this data minimises selection bias on obesity rates.

However, reducing the importance of the UCAS form represents a shift from the popularly understood use of this information in selection for medical school.

There was little difference between the models in fit or the variables retained, in support of the appropriate use of stepwise selection in this study.

Based on use of this library for affinity selection of a large number of ligands, some with no known partners and some with well characterized SH3 partners, it has become clear that only moderately strong binding (with reference to SH3 binding in general) is needed in order to positively select individual SH3 clones from this library.

Use of this criterion for the selection of subjects can substantially reduce the sample size required for a clinical trial of a preventive strategy.

Use of this tool introduces a selection bias that favors finding greater exposure to sick poultry among case-patients than other groups, regardless whether the relationship is causal.