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Meanings of highly selective in English

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Usage of highly selective in English
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Mr Browne's moral indignation is thus seen again to be highly selective.
The Irish Times
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So much so, that I feel much biography can be highly selective.
The Irish Times
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Mutants have a pronounced and highly selective defect in rapid auditory processing.
Pubmed
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They infect tumor cells, replicate highly selective inside and thereby destroy them.
Pubmed
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The Empire was highly selective in who it admitted to positions of power.
Ahsoka
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Moreover, these peptides were highly selective for the virus of origin.
Pubmed
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Our data show that the reaction is highly selective, rapid, reversible, and efficient.
Pubmed
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Dimer D thus acts as a rudimentary, albeit highly selective, reaction-based methanol indicator.
Pubmed
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All the flavone derivatives were highly selective for hMRP1-expressing cell lines.
Pubmed
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The process of cancer metastasis consists of multiple sequential and highly selective steps.
Pubmed
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The highly selective and potent sigma receptor ligand LR176 was used as a reference.
Pubmed
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This is highly selective at best, as I explain here.
The Guardian
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The highly selective schools have the leverage all the time.
Reuters
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We demonstrate ultrasensitive, highly selective, and rapid electrochemical detection in the physiologically relevant ranges.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, adiabatic cooling, resonant ionization, and mass-selective detection establish a highly selective analytical technique.
Pubmed
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The assay is highly selective, from endogenous compounds, and reproducible.
Pubmed
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