Sentence examples for candidate zones from inspiring English sources

The main paying zone Yabus IV, V, and VI are the target candidate zones for the chemical selection.

Besides traditional methods, we also illustrate a new approach to amend the parameters of historical earthquakes or even identify candidate zones for large historical or palaeo-earthquakes.

We must point out that this method would only work as a method of identifying candidate zones for large historical or palaeo-earthquakes in cases where there is modern-day seismicity.

Then, the groundwater flow model, MODFLOW, was adopted to simulate groundwater drawdown for specified pumping rates arranged in determined candidate zones with pristine groundwater quality during a six-month drought period.

An example shows how the zones are formed and the likelihood function is developed for each candidate zone.

We can utilize this regularity to improve the strong historical earthquake locations with large error originally, and even find a new candidate zone of a missed strong historical earthquake (Wang et al. 2004a, 2010; Wang 2007, 2011).

Furthermore, several groups have identified dual-positive cells (K14+ with K8+/K18+/K19+) in the human breast, suggesting the existence of bipotent progenitors and candidate stem cell zones [ 10- 12].

By studying patterns of introgression in hybrid zones, candidate genomic regions that are either speciation genes, or linked to speciation genes, can be identified on the basis of reduced levels of introgression, whereas candidate genomic regions that are either beneficial genes, or linked to beneficial genes, can be detected from increased levels of introgression [ 4- 6, 11, 15, 28].

The state's political maps put most candidates in safe zones, where Republicans don't have to worry about moderate or liberal voters, and Democrats don't have to worry about moderates or conservatives.

It's the kind of stat that makes for a good headline, and one that also validates the view, perhaps bolstered by scenes of unrest on TV, that the US cities are becoming more dangerous places akin to the "war zones" Republican candidate Donald Trump has described.

The profile of a candidate in the yellow zone might read, "May not follow rules" or "May not be honest".