Sentence examples for favourable candidates from inspiring English sources
Ferritic/martensitic steels with Cr of 9% – 12% (in mass percent) are favourable candidates for fuel cladding tube and in-core components of supercritical water-cooled reactor.
For the letrozole treated breast cancer case, we could see an obvious 'trend' occurring in the results with adverse compounds being those of an estrogen derived pathway, in contrast to the favourable candidates with hypothesised similarity in effect.
The 121 proteins currently annotated as hypothetical or hypothetical conserved are therefore favourable candidates involved in this morphogenesis.
It is however more common for older patients to have other diseases and complications, which makes them less favourable candidates for receiving PMRT.
Therefore, we assume that extracellular and secreted proteins, identified in CSF and up/down-regulated in AD tissues are favourable candidates for biomarker verification.
The geNorm algorithm is dependent on the assumption that none of the genes being analyzed are co-regulated; otherwise, these genes would be inaccurately selected as favourable candidates.
The warning by Len McCluskey, the Unite general secretary, that his union may disaffiliate from the Labour if a favourable candidate is not chosen in the autumn leadership ballot, has put into sharp relief how sudden and real the party's existential crisis has become.
This tough PVA hydrogel was prepared at the absence of chemical crosslinker and thus might be considered as a favourable candidate for tissue engineering applications.
SQs were perceived more favourable by candidates; in contrast, PBQs were perceived more relevant by examiners.
Candidate evaluation data were universally favourable, with every candidate stating they were either "pleased" or "very pleased" with every individual aspect of the course.
In May, a good study with a bad press release argued that Google could rig elections, if it so decided, by altering search results to be more or less favourable to particular candidates.
