Sentence examples for candidate contributors from inspiring English sources

No changes were seen in the sustained outward K+ current or voltage-gated Ca2+ current, other candidate contributors to the increased action potential duration.

The mouse and cell systems described here are potential in vivo and in vitro models to assay pesticides, environmental chemicals, and pharmaceuticals as candidate contributors to PD by disrupting DOPAL detoxification.

In an effort to determine whether any of the assayed cathepsins were candidate contributors towards the cartilage defects in ML-II embryos, we assessed whether their individual activities were globally or regionally increased.

The results of our study support the notion that NDRG2 plays an important role in tumour glucose metabolism, in which GLUT1 is a likely candidate contributor to glucose uptake suppression and tumour growth.

Is that also true of the donations that wealthy Republicans give to Republican candidates, contributors including the Koch Brothers?

Suggestions made to government employees by candidates, contributors and political operatives can easily influence White House policy, whether it be political concerns about a United States attorney or a Senate candidate who is getting in the way.

Adam Bonica has developed a methodology that maps out the ideology of a candidate's contributors.

But they also point out that candidates and contributors would have to make their decisions on some basis anyway.

THE Campaign Finance Board concluded two years ago that it would have difficulty today enforcing a similar rule, in part because the board regulates candidates, not contributors, and has limited access to the necessary data.

With the higher match, the number of candidates, campaign contributors and small contributions have all increased, as has the total amount of money being raised, the board's statement said.

Politicians in Virginia operate under highly unusual finance rules that require exceptional transparency of candidates and contributors but put virtually no limits on who can give and how much.