Sentence examples for exploring candidates from inspiring English sources

Having spent three years exploring candidates, Mr. Kluger said Mr. Eschenbach seemed ideal for the post because of his interest in both classical and contemporary work.

Social validity theory offers a useful theoretical framework for exploring candidates' perceptions of procedural fairness [ 28].

Historically, many proteins pivotal to its insulin secretory capacity and adaptability by mass expansion proved to be cell surface proteins, making the plasma membrane an attractive compartment for further gaining insight into how the beta cell senses and responds to its environment and for exploring candidates for drug development or beta cell markers.

Our highly variable SNP set among and between several temperate rice varieties constitutes a short-term tool for exploring candidate genes involved in several traits related to the adaptation to temperate climate as heading time or cold tolerance.

Ma 32 carried out the systematic review in exploring candidate miRNA biomarkers in human colorectal cancer.

This was determined by exploring candidate SET domain proteins with small interfering RNA and gene targeting approaches.

The questions are designed to explore candidates' interests, says Kate Smith, the school's assistant dean of admissions and financial aid.

We explored candidates' perception of the fairness of a National Assessment Centre (NAC) approach for selection into Australian general practice training, where candidates were assessed by a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) and a written Situational Judgment Test (SJT), for suitability to undertake general practice (GP) training.

Similarly, narrowing PLINK results based on SNPs that fall within a particular genomic region of a given chromosome can help researchers explore candidates located near a gene of interest, including regions that may affect expression of the gene, such as a promoter.

Further validation study needs to explore candidate causative SNPs from the PBA-identified pathways, by annotating the SNPs of the genes involved in pathways based on genomic features including protein coding features and non-coding features.

Our study explored candidate genes in the four hypothesized preterm labor pathways [8] for associations with PTB and determined the effect size of associations that corroborated a second PTB cohort.