Sentence examples for description of candidate from inspiring English sources

The description of candidate genes including function and process terms deposited in the Gene Ontology (GO) databases (http://www.geneontology.org; accessed on June 20 , 2010 are shown in Table 1.

See the Supplementary Materials, Note S2 for a description of candidate variants that were not deemed to be causal.

Additional file 1: Description of candidate reference genes and transgenes, their primer sequences, gene product and Genebank accession number.

For a good description of candidate gene studies for GDM, see a recent review by Robitaille and Grant [ 24].

The properties of good ADC targets, as well as descriptions of candidate ADC targets, have been reviewed (Teicher, 2009; Strohl and Strohl, 2012).

There is no paper dedicated to the IZMIRAN candidate model, but a description of this candidate may be found online at http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/IAGA/vmod/candidatemodels.html.html

The nomination letter, limited to four letter-size pages (1 inch margins, Times Roman 12 font) shall contain a candidate's bio as it relates to SHM activities, a description of the candidate's contributions and their impact, and a closing summary of what sets this candidate apart from others in the field.

No, we expect to have a warts and all description of the candidate to enable us to choose between rivals for appointment, promotion or prizes.

It's a peculiar problem, for what Gore has been learning this past year is how to be a politician -- which is, of course, the job description of a candidate.

The New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, for example, endorsed him in 2001 with a warm description of the candidate who it said would "return New Jersey to the forefront of environmental protection".

A string of gaffes on the campaign trail suggested he was using his knockabout, blokey persona to reach out to them, including his description of his candidate in St Mary's, Fiona Scott, as someone with "sex appeal".