selective techniques
[sɪˈlɛktɪv tɛkˈnikz]
noun
técnicas seletivas
1. Methods or procedures designed to choose or isolate specific items, individuals, or outcomes from a larger group based on predetermined criteria
The researcher used selective techniques to identify participants with specific qualifications for the study.
O pesquisador utilizou técnicas seletivas para identificar participantes com qualificações específicas para o estudo.
2. Strategies in agriculture, breeding, or manufacturing that focus on choosing superior specimens or products
Selective techniques in crop breeding have increased yield significantly.
As técnicas seletivas no melhoramento de culturas aumentaram significativamente o rendimento.
3. Methods used in media, marketing, or advertising to target specific audience segments
The advertising campaign employed selective techniques to reach high-income consumers.
A campanha publicitária utilizou técnicas seletivas para alcançar consumidores de alta renda.
In Brazil, 'técnicas seletivas' is widely used in academic research, agricultural development, and business marketing contexts. The term reflects a growing emphasis on data-driven decision-making and precision targeting in modern Brazilian industries. In Portugal, the European Portuguese variant 'técnicas selectivas' maintains traditional spelling conventions, while both regions increasingly adopt these methods in digital marketing and scientific research.
Related Idioms & Phrases
cherry-picking / escolher apenas os melhores
screening process / processo de triagem
narrowing down / restringir as opções
Look up more words on Fala2Me
The free English-Portuguese dictionary with real Brazilian accents, NYC slang, conjugator and more
Open Fala2Me →