Sentence examples for which can select from inspiring English sources

Xu et al. [ 13] developed a set of web-based SNP selection tools which can select SNPs based on Genome-wide Association Studies (GWAS) resulinkagenkage disequilibrium (LD), and predicted functional characteristics of both coding and non-coding SNPs.

To better resolve this problem, instead of previous randomly sub-sampling over-represented non-interaction sites, a novel sampling approach based on submodularity subset selection was employed, which can select more representative data subset.

If our hypothesis is accepted, it will imply a balance between developmental facets being selected for in terms of a "limit" to poor sperm quality (degenerative orthogenesis) versus developmental pressure for the selection of not only high quality oocytes but also oocytes which can select for the best quality spermatozoa.

Existing Catholic schools, which can select all places on the grounds of faith, contain a third of pupils who are not Catholic.

There are now over 400 "specialist" schools, which can select up to 10% of pupils according to a special aptitude, say for mathematics or music.

Church schools come in two types: the terrifically popular "voluntary aided" ones, which can select their pupils according to the professed faith of their parents; and the "voluntary controlled" ones, which cannot select on this basis.

Like, it's not a separate field [in the program] for which you can search, which you can select.

Further, mutualism theory predicts that, when available partners vary in quality, selection favors mechanisms by which mutualists can select partners [ 58- 63], which can lead to specialization.

This includes "smart replies," which are quick responses like "Yes!," "Sure!", and others, which you can select with a tap to save you from typing.

Gattaca portrays a future in which parents can select from their genes to produce the child that has the best genes that any child of theirs could have.

Cameron is under pressure to appoint female MPs to ministerial positions, but the pool from which he can select is small and ever-diminishing.