Sentence examples for candidate to generate from inspiring English sources
One of the considerations for Mr. Gore at this point is whether to go with a regional candidate to nail down a particular state or whether to go with a bigger-picture candidate to generate more national excitement and make a broader appeal.
With the low-temperature PL analysis, we can conclude that Ag-doping facilitates optically p-type in ZnO by the atomic substitution of Ag with Zn in the lattice and Ag (a group Ib element) is a good candidate to generate a shallow acceptor level in ZnO. Figure 5 Temperature-dependent PL spectrums from (a) 1SZO, (b) 3SZO, and (c) 5SZO NWs.
As Gallup Editor-in-Chief Frank Newport recently wrote, the score measures "the ability of each candidate to generate enthusiasm among the base of those Republicans who know them," something harder to detect at this stage in more traditional measures of vote preference.
The Dynein/Dynactin complex that cross-links MTs to actin is a likely candidate to generate this force by providing a balanced pulling force from all directions.
There are then plans for televised debates among the candidates to generate buzz ahead of the polls.
New rice hAT elements have been found and are suggested as new candidates to generate insertion mutants in rice.
In Step 2, a segmentation technique is applied to the candidates to generate contours of important objects present in the CXR image.
Repetitive sequences are the primary candidates to generate stable abnormal secondary structures producing large deletion during replication [ 28].
The group issued a declaration that calls for candidates to generate serious and viable proposals for fulfilling the rights of Mexican children.
In total, these findings indicate that both the PTHrP36 44 and PTHrP102 111 peptides are promising candidates to generate peptide-specific CTLs from HLA-A24+ prostate cancer patients.
Although Turing patterns can be systematically generated only in chemical systems yet [ 25] our results suggest that high oligomeric enzyme systems are promising candidates to generate such patterns also in properly designed biochemical reaction-diffusion systems.
