Sentence examples for worth of selection from inspiring English sources

Because of the reliance on retail sales, especially at farmers markets, where rules often require that growers only sell products they have grown themselves, it became worthwhile for the Melicks to dabble in as many new crops as possible, offering a supermarket's worth of selection from a single-family farm operation.

Thus, it would be worth considering the effect of selection of a given quantization scheme on system performance when the merging technique is employed.

On Friday morning at a press conference, police said they seized 269 kg of dried cannabis, along with a slew of edibles, including 72 kg of cannabis chocolates and 142 kg worth of medicated cookies — a selection of which was proudly displayed in large plastic bags.

We combine Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA) with worth-of-data analysis and investigate how decisive the model weights are under different selections of data types.

Figure 3 illustrates the relationship between the probability of selection (also referred to as part-worth utility or preference weight) and the attribute levels.

It will be worth considering effects of alternative selection and disentangling the different targets of selection.

For 10 years or more, I have taken seasonal pop – drawn from CDs, vinyl albums and a jukebox's worth of worn 45s – and crafted a selection to share.

It is also worth noting that the N2aPK1/2 cells are already highly susceptible to prion infection having undergone several rounds of selection.

What was it like to read through a decade and a half's worth of work when you were making the selection?

Proponents of selection are worried.

Attribute selection (i.e. InfoGainAttributeEval) is used to evaluate the worth of an attribute by measuring the information gain with respect to the class.