Sentence examples for enormous candidate from inspiring English sources

Such robust performance on manually curated data sets naturally leads to the next proving ground, applying Pegasus to the enormous candidate lists generated from real RNA-Seq samples.

Therefore, identifying highly conserved SSRs through cross-species comparison may provide an alternative approach to recognize significant biomarkers or discover putative gene regulatory SSR motifs from enormous gene candidates under the assumption of natural long-term evolutionary processes.

The massive sequencing technology generates enormous amounts of candidate genes potentially involved in pheromone biosynthesis but testing their function by heterologous expression or gene silencing is a bottleneck.

Fierce competition puts enormous pressure on candidates to conserve money, and group donations are far less expensive than mailings or lavish fund-raising parties.

It just gives an enormous advantage to candidates who can draw on the largest possible pool of rich people, and whose supporters are well-connected enough to "bundle" donations from an even larger population of donors.

And we're in it!" The huge number of contests — the most nominating contests ever held on a single day — posed enormous challenges for candidates already drained of money after their hard-fought nominating contests in the early states and with too little time to campaign everywhere.

Town hall debates provide enormous opportunities for candidates, but also tremendous risks.

The Democrats are blessed (or cursed) with an enormous field of candidates for 2020.

Chait also argues that I make it sound like he "was wildly bullish on Newt Gingrich's prospects" when in fact he always recognized Gingrich's enormous liabilities as a candidate.

"Far too many of the old New Labour Blairites believe their government was the high point of human civilisation and are traumatised by the enormous defeat of their candidate Liz Kendall and have fallen into a great depression," he said.

Computational materials science [89] that can to be applied to screen the enormous numbers of potential candidate materials, together with high-throughput combinatorial fabrication methods [90], promises to rapidly identify promising alternatives.