Sentence examples for be a valid candidate from inspiring English sources

A handheld, accurate and minimally influenced by CCT electronic tonometer such as Tono-Pen XL, theoretically, could be a valid candidate for such IOP measurements [ 5, 6, 3].

With the use of target-specific probes, optical imaging could be a valid candidate for the early detection of breast cancer, e.g. in young women with dense breasts.

Interestingly, in a single asymptomatic carrier of the pathogenic mutation P102L (linked to GSS), Waldman and co-workers found an increase of MI with no variation of NAA [ 60], suggesting that gliosis starts before massive neuronal loss, and that this compound may be a valid candidate as a preclinical marker of prion diseases.

So, in our opinion, it is a valid candidate for the use in tactical radio systems.

If you are a valid candidate for the program, you'll be subjected to a full physical.

So in the context of Fed deliberations, in particular identifying the next Fed chair, we should ask: Who is a valid candidate that, with regard to the economy of nature, is not dumb, dumber, or Summers?

In addition, ncMCE has a time complexity of only —which is lower than the complexity of the other considered machine learning techniques and is a valid candidate for handling very large networks.

In the example, P0 - P2 is a valid candidate because the two proteins fall within a seven-word window and there are only three dependency-bearing words in between them (i.e., "with" and "and" do not count).

There is a significant dose-effect relationship expressed as y = −2.83ln(x) + 63.97 (R = 0.972) between the 5-AZA-CdR treatment and the methylation level of the CMV promoter from corresponding cells in the TDQ test (Fig.  3a), which indicates that CMV promoter methylation is a valid candidate test target for potential demethylation agents.

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In addition, designing a class II peptide that contains a class I epitope would allow us to assess the processing and presentation of the short epitope, assuring that such a peptide would be a valid vaccine candidate.