Sentence examples for firm candidates from inspiring English sources

Semiconducting nanowires (NWs) are firm candidates for novel nanoelectronic devices and a fruitful playground for fundamental physics.

Solar cells with direct bandgap materials and high-absorption coefficients are firm candidates to show PR effects, leading to an improvement in the conversion efficiency of up to 1 2% in absolute terms for cells with conventional designs.

Sites with the 5% highest PP values were considered as firm candidates to be functionally diverged sites.

It hence follows that these collectins are firm candidates to explain, at least in part, the role of host genetic variability in the defense against IAV infection.

Among the amino acid positions replaced between Frq1 and Frq2, positions 58, 79, 102, 161 and 162 are the more firm candidates to participate in the functional diversification of the NCS family (Table 1).

Although at the moment limited by overall precision and repeatability issues, some low cost systems (€1k to €3k) based on FDM have consolidated themselves as firm candidates for on-site manufacturing.

Although further research is needed to identify which traits may have been particularly important for the emergence of pathogenesis within the Nakaseomyces, several of the traits shared by C. glabrata and the three closest relatives are firm candidates.

With a federal investigation under way into millions of dollars in unexplained debts, it is surprising that Mr Moreira still has his job.The PAN still lacks a firm candidate, though Josefina Vázquez Mota, a former education secretary, is emerging as the favourite.

The final question is almost always "if I offered you the job would you accept it?" or "are you still a firm candidate for the post?" - make sure if you say yes you mean yes.

Since he works for a larger head hunting firm, "candidate care" is just good business strategy.

Many companies, national laboratories, and even academic departments find themselves in the same position you are in: facing a deadline with no firm candidate in sight.