Sentence examples for was selected off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was selected off" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression would involve "selected from" or "selected out of" to indicate the source of selection. Example: "The candidate was selected from a pool of applicants."
In November 1919, Clarke was selected off waivers by the Pittsburgh Pirates from the Phillies.
On September 21 , 1970 Wilhelm was selected off waivers by the Chicago Cubs, for whom he appeared in three games.
The United States team for the worlds was selected off the results from the 2006 summer nationals, which took place a few weeks after Soni underwent a procedure called a cardiac ablation.
After the season, in October 1904, he was selected off the Beaneater's waivers by the Detroit Tigers.
Contestants are selected off of their terrible baking abilities, and asked to produce fantastical bakes under time constraints even master bakers could not execute.
Further into the future, given recent advances in TCR and chimeric antigen receptor engineering [ 56, 57], it is possible that suites of TCRs will be available, such that a patient-specific suite may be selected off the shelf and administered to patients via transduced autologous cells to fill holes in their TCR repertoires.
A minimum tiling path of single haplotype clones was selected based off of a fingerprint map and alignment of existing BAC end sequences (BES) to span the 1q21.1-q21.2 region of interest.
"Gathering threshold" was selected as cut-off; PfamB domains were not included.
Then, to build the condensed tree it was selected a cut-off value equal to 50%, where the values >70% are displayed on each clade.
In accordance with Wacholder et al [ 32], a standard FPRP cut-off of < 0.5 was selected with a cut-off of < 0.2 being considered more stringent.
In accordance with Wacholder et al [21] a standard FRFP cut-off of less than 0.5 was selected with a cut-off of 0.2 being considered more stringent.
