Sentence examples for candidate to affect from inspiring English sources

While he has downplayed Trump's potential impact on his reelection bid in public, telling VICE News earlier this year that Arizonans know him too well for a presidential candidate to affect his race, he told quite a different story in a private meeting with supporters in Arizona last month.

Thus nephrin could be a potential candidate to affect typical TRPC6 activation in podocytes.

Of the 13 genes/ESTs in this region, UGDH (which acts in the carbohydrate metabolism pathways) may be a possible candidate to affect feed efficiency traits.

Out of a total of 133 screened genes we identified host genetic variation in three candidate genes to affect peak vaccine-induced antibody level using a cut-off of size of effect (ratio of GMT) of <0.6 or >1.5 and P≤0.001 in the multi-marker models adjusted for covariates, namely: MAPK8, IL10RA, and IFNG (see Table 3).

We also assessed the ability of the candidate genes to affect proliferation in premalignant cells.

Obp99b was also independently identified as a candidate gene to affect longevity in a mapping analysis of wildtype Drosophila [ 50].

With calcineurin being a calcium-sensitive serin-threonine phosphatase, TRPC6 mediated calcium changes are an excellent candidate to directly affect cytoskeletal integrity of podocytes and thus glomerular barrier function [19].

Multiple studies concerning differentiation between various D. melanogaster populations have found that chromosome 3R has a disproportionally large number of candidate loci, especially within the In 3R P region, and that these candidate variants tend to affect differentiation patterns in a larger genomic neighbourhood (Kolaczkowski et al, 2011; Fabian et al, 2012).

But he said that in Maryland, Wisconsin and other states where candidates win all of the delegates from Congressional districts, a third-place finish by Mr. Gingrich or another candidate is unlikely to affect the race.

Our initial studies have focused upon candidate genes known to affect the regulation of arousal state [49], [50] and suspected to alter induction of general anesthesia [23], [24], [27], [28].

This type of data can enable powerful studies that can provide complementary insights, e.g. whether inbreeding in life span will map to candidate genes known to affect longevity.