Sentence examples for candidate context from inspiring English sources

Migration over long distances which is accomplished by both sexes with no evidence of spatial segregation (though with some temporal segregation; [47], [48]) is a main candidate context where high AOC may afford higher survival, independently of sex, because of the intense metabolic effort entailed by long-range migration [49].

In contrast, the novelty of our approach is not in the consideration of context but rather in the proposed computational model that allows for the consideration of multiple candidate context pairs for each molecular interaction.

Under these conditions, our result shows that introducing heterogeneity between voters restores the possibility of an informative equilibrium in a two-candidate context, thus breaking with HL's result.

Future applications of this method would be in a candidate gene context, however in order to assess the predictive power of the measure, whole genome results are used.

The AUG-CAI is then calculated for each candidate AUG context by calculating the geometric mean of these look-up values (multiplying the 9 weights together and taking the 9th root).

The function "clean/separate dirt" is taken as the analogical stimuli to retrieve the candidate new contexts.

The analysis of analogy characteristic: The function "clean/separate dirt" is taken as the analogical stimuli to retrieve the candidate new contexts.

In this setting, we have devised a novel, transcriptome-driven, proteomics approach to identify candidate, 'off-context' factors likely to be involved in tumour progression and immuno-chemotherapy resistance in lymphoma (Fig 1A).

The ability to culture tumorigenic EOC cells under different in vivo and in vitro growth conditions affords the opportunity to study gene expression of candidates in contexts that more closely mimic tumor growth in vitro.

To be sure, the government could only change the composition of the workforce over any politically realistic timescale by preferring relatively unqualified black candidates over white candidates, in a context where whites historically have been better educated than blacks.

Even then, it is exceedingly difficult to prove the personal responsibility of a candidate in the context of countless administrative decisions made in the frenzy of a campaign.