Sentence examples for basis of candidate from inspiring English sources
Ten amino acids that have high affinity to three different regions of t-PA are identified by the amino acids location method on the basis of candidate pocket structure of t-PA.
On maturation, MPE-primary cultures were sorted on the basis of candidate CSC-markers.
However, to answer this important question, the MPE-model is an appropriate, clinically relevant prototype to determine if cells that are segregated on the basis of candidate CSC markers are predictive of a distinct tumorigenic or invasive phenotype.
For example, we can now propose to test whether MPE-tumors that are segregated on the basis of candidate CSC-markers will display differences in in vitro surrogate measures of the CSC-phenotype (soft-agar colony formation, drug resistance, and/or matrigel invasion) from isogenic tumor cells that don't express candidate CSC markers.
On basis of candidate selection signatures identified by combining strategy, the genes close to the putative outliers were explored using the available annotation of the chicken genome (Annotation Release 102).
On the basis of candidate mRNA sequences, 11 pairs of primers were designed to amplify about 1 kb genomic fragments from the 20 genotypes for each of the 11 genes (Table 2).
The different qualifications will make life more complicated for university admissions tutors who offer degree places, at least partly, on the basis of candidates' GCSE results.
When Adan meets a political candidate at his agency, his offhand remark — "Can you hear me now?" — instantly becomes the basis of the candidate's ad campaign.
They decide on the basis of which candidate's promises they most believe.
If the election comes down to a personality contest, with voters choosing on the basis of which candidate understands their problems and is the more likable, Obama wins hands down.
The difference is obvious to them, and they don't understand how others can't see it, or can decide whom to vote for on the basis of a candidate's personal traits or whether his or her position on a particular issue "makes sense".
