Sentences with phrase «selected subset»

Maybe we could just select that subset of funds to create a beat - the - market portfolio.

The whole point of polling is to extrapolate what a large group believes by asking a randomly selected subset of that group.

The results from the CFTs were also helpful in selecting a subset of lines with suitable agronomic and product performance for advancement.

The team then selected a subset of data for developing a panel for differentiating between pancreatic cancer and healthy pancreas tissue and thereafter applied this «Pancreatic Cancer Predictor» to the remaining datasets for independent validation to confirm the accuracy of the markers.

To evaluate whether spectral archives can increase peptide identifications, the researchers selected a subset of 14.5 million spectra from the microorganism S. oneidensis and constructed an archive with them.

In such organizations, leadership development entails selecting a subset of personnel for special training that will make these individuals «leaders» — irrespective of the contexts and web of relationships in which they operate.

In summation, all 4 groups selected subsets, but even if they had used the entire data set they could not have achieved meaningful or significant results.

The context of these representations make it appear to the reasonable consumer... that the jobs reported are full - time, permanent positions for which a law degree is required or preferred... [and that the John Marshall Law School] grossly inflates its graduates» reported mean salaries, by calculating them based on a small, deliberately selected subset of graduates who actually submit their salary information.

A typical Total Market Index fund will run out of capital if it attempts to replicate the index; most such funds select a subset of all stocks such that the performance of the selected stocks will be a close approximation to what they believe the index will do.

The city's School - Wide Performance Bonus Program, launched in 2007 and endorsed by both the DOE and the teachers union, was implemented in a randomly selected subset of the city's most disadvantaged schools.

If you Google some of the material from the question, you'll see that this line of reasoning is taken from several web sites that employ the same sort of fallacious logic applied to a carefully selected subset of laws and precedents that is used by many to argue that income tax is unconstitutional.

They then selected a subset that either flourished or declined as roots grew through the soil.

The Education Next survey was administered to a randomly selected subset of the KN panel, including an oversample of 1,571 respondents who were already identified as currently having school - age children (ages 5 through 18) living in their household.

LaunchDarkly gives online businesses the opportunity to audition new features to selected subsets of users, limiting their risk when they roll out new code.

One question is whether Prime Now will make available for online purchase and delivery the complete inventory of the local Whole Foods or only a select subset.

Given that only a select subset of people can realize the potential of the Priceline Visa, here are a couple of other travel credit card options that will get you a better return rate overall.

Using only individuals with all data observed would have resulted in a smaller sample size, with most excluded participants missing only 1 or 2 values, leading to lost information and possibly a selected subset.

Over a year and a half, this small but dedicated group grew 350,000 yeast colonies, picked out and cultured 35,000 promising mutants, and, for a selected subset of those, analyzed their telomere lengths.

But, these studies have focused on small groups of hospitals and selected subsets of patients.

The STS - PCRseq method pioneered by Stephane Bentolila provides a global method to analyze RNA editing in plant mitochondrial and chloroplast transcripts, and can be adapted for use in any biological system in order to sequence a selected subset of transcripts.

If it were up to me, I'd select the subset of samples with the most extensive phenotype data — biomarkers, clinical measurements, RNA - seq, health records, etc..

The Education Next survey was administered to a randomly selected subset of the KN panel, including an oversample of 1,571 respondents who were already identified in the panel as currently having school - age children (ages 5 through 18) living in their household.

Everyone would say that was wrong — you can't have one public school in the town that educates a selected subset of students.

Shavelson and Wiley suggest a refined version of this approach: for each school, select a subset of schools that match that school in terms of student characteristics.

When we look at apps there's no doubt that Google Play is the Android leader, but the Amazon App Store is a carefully selected subset of the best apps and games.

Stratified sampling allows us to select a subset of bonds that have similar characteristics of a bond index, without having to hold every single bond.

We currently anticipate that the Board will select a subset of the proposals and authorize management to proceed with diligence with only that limited group.

Select subset of mutual funds from investment universe to construct a portfolio which seeks to optimize dividend income for a given level of risk

One of the top - selling Sony - published Vita launch games will probably even be the first free title released once the second - generation titles debut in a brilliant maneuver of offering a game for which the majority of Vita owners already paid actual money to a select subset of those owners.

We'll select a subset of the skills that apply, and will provide more information to those selected.

Leverage LinkedIn features to send out notifications to a select subset of your connections, use email, Twitter or Facebook.

Finally, we hand - selected a subset of the top factors in the first two principal components as the final 13 key factors.

We selected a subset of the original ten questions to reduce the possibility of participant fatigue or disinterest given the need to repeat the same questions for three different relationship types.