How to pronounce “selectively” in English

amazingly selectively it does it binds to many different kinds of cancers breast cancers brain cancers colon

Businesses could selectively check Green Cards against an INS database.

to information selectively.

that can be selectively photopolymerized.

and they're enforced selectively.

And so selectively-- it probably happens six or seven times throughout the book-- but at the end of a chapter I would just kind of

But we are selectively harvesting our bush.

like confirmation bias or our tendency to selectively seek out and identify and remember information which validates our existing beliefs

understand why feminism had become so selectively white.

I am reissuing my novels selectively.

that there was a way to selectively discourage the students she met while visiting high schools, she would never and could never do it.

contradicts those stories, we selectively ignore that because we're so invested in them.

leaks out very, very selectively, one piece of information at a time.

That's the first in human study of a drug that selectively inhibits RAF.

Meditators were found to be significantly better at selectively training their attention compared to people who were just starting the practice.

You see hoarders collect indiscriminately and artists collect selectively.

And then there are a lot more countries that selectively filter one content category, say pornography for example.

And in that place, we put selectively bred, genetically modified animals, often who are not indigenous to the landscapes anyway.

So by being able to selectively control internal geometries during this 3D printing, we can do a lot of things

This kinase inhibitor would prevent this DNA repair from happening in the cancer cells selectively, and that would thus enhance the effects of the chemotherapy.

But I noticed that those who make that type of criticism are applying it very selectively, because the standard textbooks of archaeology

the edges of the scene to draw more attention to the main subject and I selectively sharpened the animal. My number one tip in the digital darkroom is to think selectively, don't think

So if you shine light through a patterned mask, you can selectively weaken parts of that coating.

And then there can be a bidding and selling process, and very selectively controlled, by performing privacy preserving data marketplace.

Where are you really from-- a question we ask only of some people selectively.

So then rather than stripping out the worst sites, they're selectively adding the best.

Yeah, I've used that one to great effect but certainly selectively in terms of what I'm making.

And whatever-- and instead of trying to perform it-- do it all at once, you start selectively selecting what things you want to bring more deliberate practice to

And what we found in the laboratory was that these tumors that had BRAF mutations were selectively dependant upon BRAF.

So we had a pretty rich power system inside the Deep Space Hab and we were able to selectively fail components.

So I routinely play with things like how the frame is divided, selectively distorting the image, fine

of synthesis of of everything we screw up in the ocean but it's Atlantic salmon already the selectively bred Atlantic

is a the salmon that grows twice as fast as the already twice as fast growing um selectively bread salmon what does this

We tend to update these appraisals with information that selectively confirms them and we tend to through the mechanisms of what's called cognitive dissonance, we tend to ignore, devalue,

But I think you're assuming that we're going to take path A, and we're almost looking at the data selectively so that the data helps you arrive at,

Transformation B is where you go and create tomorrow, where you go and take the capabilities that make you special and selectively leverage those

which is the conventional viewpoint in contemporary neuroscience, then it's going to be distributed in a way that it makes it very difficult to selectively remove

And, since the police are the people who are out there selectively enforcing laws and disproportionately and aggressively

These mirrors will actuate at about 6,000 Hz, and so we can turn light on and off very controllably, very selectively, and we designed resins

We then, in the laboratory, try to identify a drug that selectively will inhibit that altered target that's making the cancer cell grow

But the basic idea is, if you had access to your personal data, if you can hold it securely, and if you could then release it selectively to other people

And if you know where they are, you'll very quickly be able to figure out how to reach them very selectively.

It's selectively bred and modified to have the highest level of

In other words, apply sharpening, apply contrast, apply curves and levels selectively,

Think selectively.