The phrase "a multitude of candidate" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a multitude of candidates" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "The job posting attracted a multitude of candidates, each with unique qualifications and experiences."
Alternatives: "a large number of candidates" or "many candidates".
The results also demonstrate that each condition has a multitude of candidate diagnostic biomarkers for future validation and optimization studies.
This study generated, with a single experiment, a multitude of candidate genes for early diapause, and identified potential physiological processes essential for diapausing in Nasonia vitripennis.
Osteoarthritis seems to have a very complex genetic background with a multitude of candidate genes [ 30].
This also makes it too slow for reconciliation-based gene tree reconstruction of even relatively small gene trees, as it involves repeatedly reconciling a multitude of candidate gene trees against the species tree.
Unlike regular PACs that tend to make contributions to a multitude of candidates, frequently even crossing party lines, well over half of super PACs support only a single candidate or party -- essentially serving as a surrogate for a campaign with no limits.
In particular, the reform does not seem to boost the fortunes of more moderate candidates, because as one 2013 study found, primary voters, especially when faced with a multitude of candidates, "failed to discern ideological differences between extreme and moderate candidates of the same party".
GWASs in LOAD led to the generation of a multitude of novel candidate genes for follow-up.
But it was a deliberate policy with twin objectives: to rest key Test players after a gruelling Ashes series and to put a multitude of fringe candidates through their paces with the 2015 World Cup in mind.
With recent advances, the future will yield a multitude of potential candidates for testing in the setting of a clinical trial.
