Sentence examples for worked to select from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the criteria may have worked to select the best townships, which of itself could have yielded an increased proportion of women using prenatal care, irrespective of our intervention.

These evidences accorded to our experiences that zeo and pac efficiently worked to select mES cell lines expressing fluorescent markers ubiquitously and strongly in chimeric embryos [ 11], and that neo gave higher numbers of LIF-independent colonies than pac when applied to select drive the expression of Tbx3 transgene, of which the expression at high level is toxic in mES cells [ 12].

As we now work to select someone to deliver the benediction, we will ensure their beliefs reflect this administration's vision of inclusion and acceptance for all Americans".

And Berni said "the city is currently working to select a site for a new Gert Town Pool facility.

As we now work to select someone to deliver the benediction, we will ensure their beliefs reflect this administration's vision of inclusion and acceptance for all Americans," said spokesperson Addie Whisenant.

The Steering Committee of the Epidemiological Platform is currently working to select relevant public health regional indicators from the 100 national health targets for which extraction from the platform could be considered.

The publishers' nominations are all in for the Guardian First book award 2013, with our panel of judges already hard at work to select books for nine of the slots on this year's longlist.

But with the help of researchers at Queen Mary, University of London, Sussex University and the McDougall Trust, pollsters were able to use information from previous work to select 852 individuals to be questioned.

We have rules in place that work to select concise, accurate, informative headlines".

The current research mainly focuses on supervised learning methods, which rely on manual work to select training samples.

However, it has not been the purpose of this work to select the perfect nature for a learning curve nor to evaluate the accuracy of such one.