Sentence examples for examining candidate from inspiring English sources

As a complementary approach, we have begun examining candidate genes within shared regions, initially focusing on genes encoding proteins expressed within the CNS or that act in pathways implicated in ALS.

Clear and consistent findings have not emerged in research examining candidate gene polymorphisms in relation to smoking behavior.

We discuss the phenotypes of mutants that alter some candidate sites and strategies for examining candidate sites of presently unknown function.

This further underscores the need to incorporate independent methods (like qRT-PCR) for examining candidate genes in the early stages of discovery.

Initial association studies were limited to examining candidate genes and therefore were not suited to the identification of novel genetic risk loci (Tabor et al. 2002).

To identify other regulatory targets of fd3F, we began by examining candidate Ch-expressed genes identified previously in our transcriptome analysis (Cachero et al., 2011).

The possibility of his managing the Red Sox was hardly considered a month ago, when the Red Sox were examining candidates who did not have Valentine's experience or charisma.

State media describes it as "one of the most exacting national tests in China", examining candidates on law, theory, legal practice and ethics.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 2 , 1943P. 11 At a military camp the board of officers assigned to examining candidates for officers training has bit on the question for testing the poise and mental equilibrium of Southerners who appear before it.

The board monitors the use of the public money — demanding and examining candidates' detailed expenditure reports — and is the ultimate bill collector when it finds that campaigns have unspent funds or other debts to the city.

Education intendants from provincial headquarters annually toured all localities, examining candidates who presented themselves and certifying those of "promising talent" (xiucai) as being qualified to undertake weeklong examination ordeals that were conducted every third year at the provincial capitals.