Sentence examples for contributing candidate from inspiring English sources

The task force included only one voting member from each institution contributing candidate models; this permitted the operation of a democratic voting system to make the necessary collective decisions.

LETM1 is a highly attractive contributing candidate for seizures in WHS principally because of its demonstrated role in various aspects of mitochondrial homeostasis (Dimmer et al., 2008; Endele et al., 1999; Hasegawa and van der Bliek, 2007; McQuibban et al., 2010; Nowikovsky et al., 2004; Tamai et al., 2008).

We recorded genes as contributing candidates if their removal increased the coregulation statistics by more than 5% of the value observed with full subset.

Parties may not, however, use the housekeeping money to support individual candidates by contributing to a candidate's campaign fund or providing campaign literature, for example.

Contributing to candidates for states' highest courts can be money well spent in at least one sense: the courts are very powerful.

Media ethicists said Friday it is prudent for all journalists -- even those paid to espouse opinions -- to demonstrate their independence by not contributing to candidates.

Citizens may be contributing to candidates with their checkbooks, but the real value is the buying, selling and trading of their personal data.

How much does the state contribute to candidate campaigns?

The magnitude of the ECPR effect is more dependent on patient characteristics and pre-hospital variables which contribute to candidate selection, not on location of arrest.

This would largely contribute to candidate selection and therefore contribute to the improvement of the drug/chemical discovery and development process.

Mr. Lee was also practical, the judge said, contributing to every candidate in a race because he knew someone would win.