careful selection

collocation in English

meanings of carefuland selection

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careful
adjective
uk /ˈkeə.fəl/ us /ˈker.fəl/
giving a lot of attention to what you are doing so that you do not have an accident, make a mistake, or ...
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selection
noun
uk /sɪˈlek.ʃən/ us /səˈlek.ʃən/
the act of choosing someone ...
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Examples of careful selection

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Finally, as the uptake of newer, more expensive drugs becomes routine, so the potential cost savings from carefulselection of therapy could increase.
But in addition to this, each includes a carefulselection of relevant correspondence about the expedition and other documents.
With carefulselection of agents, it can be achieved with minimal side-effects.
On the other hand, a high degree of redundancy combined with mobile platform requires carefulselection of the secondary tasks.
Carefulselection of appropriate episodic memory tests is therefore important for detection of early deficits.
However, the carefulselection, synthesis, and packaging of evidence-based health messages, such as guidelines, have not resulted in their consistent application in clinical settings.
However, both shortcomings can likely be balanced out by carefulselection of additional material with which to supplement the book on a course reading list.
Carefulselection of samples was aimed at getting representative analyses of rocks that may give indications of primary melt compositions and palaeotectonic setting.
Carefulselection of patients is essential to reduce the risk of serious haemorrhagic complications.
This almost certainly reflects our carefulselection of patients.
The carefulselection of patients for closure will no doubt influence both failures and results.
Carefulselection and study of the characteristics of the user population is crucial.
Carefulselection and assessment is important.
The character of the book changes from somewhat academic and studied, but always illustrated with a carefulselection of supporting images, to more natural and fluid.
Ruthven et al. (2001) showed that smallerscale expansion, with more carefulselection of expansion terms, can perform better than larger-scale expansion.
Events in year 1 added significantly to the costs in year 2, suggesting that carefulselection of the most appropriate immunosuppressive and anti-infectious regimen is essential (5).
Second, only a very carefulselection of parameters makes randomly generated instances difficult to solve and hence useful for benchmarking purposes.
Fairfax's carefulselection and shaping of copious quotations from primary sources should convince all but the most blinkered reader that this period's dances and dancers were anything but primitive.
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