Sentence examples for be a remarkable candidate from inspiring English sources

Finally, the gene HvUGT13248 appears to be a remarkable candidate gene for FHB resistance.

Although NF1 lies within the CI of a peak for Lean only, it is a remarkable candidate gene that could be directly involved in not only Lean but also Weight and BMC.

Among them, La2O3 is considered a remarkable candidate because of its high dielectric constant (approximately 25) and large band gap (approximately 5.8 eV).

Victory would be a remarkable feat and make the SNP candidate for Paisley and Renfrewshire South the youngest ever MP, as well as overturn the 16,610 majority of one of Labour's biggest hitters in Scotland, shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander.

The $20 million collected by the Giuliani and Clinton campaigns is a remarkable tally, considering that candidates who are not incumbents traditionally raise most of their money in an election year.

It was a remarkable comment from a presidential candidate who appears to be building a momentum that could soon be unstoppable.

There is a remarkable consensus among the presidential candidates about this imperative.

It was a remarkable show of restraint among candidates who, until now, haven't hesitated to dive head first into the political gutter.

That's a remarkable statement from the top aide of a candidate known for his inflammatory discourse. .

We think it was a remarkable statement because somewhat similar campaigns already have been conducted against white candidates.

If Mainers do not care which candidates represent them in November's general elections, it is a remarkable thing.