Because the geometry of space and the gross evolutionary properties are uniquely defined in the Einstein de Sitter model, many people with a philosophical bent long considered it the most fitting candidate to describe the actual universe.
One fellow assemblyman he characterized as "a thorough faced scoundrel, and therefore a fitting candidate for the lowest branch of the low New York Democracy".
Although they plan on voting for the Vermont senator next week, some said their subsequent votes in November will be cast for a less fitting candidate under less-than-ideal circumstances.
A fitting candidate mechanism is the alternative pathway (ALT).
The state of Georgia is a fitting candidate for the assessment of racial and geographic disparities of disease.
Furthermore, the high protein content of soy (~38 % of dry mass) makes this tissue a fitting candidate for targeted expression of recombinant proteins.
Estimates of variables from best fitting candidate model predicting the frequency of SNPs, transitions, and transversions in contigs (depth of 10 reads or more; length of 501 bp or longer).
We will also apply leave-one-out approaches, as developed in the context of the modelling of prognosis of HIV infection [ 52], by fitting candidate models on pooled data from all but one of the studies and testing generalisability on the omitted study.
Glassdoor lets firms sponsor their own pages on the site, or promote vacancies on those of poorly reviewed competitors.Keren Mitchell, founder of TheJobCrowd, which focuses on graduate careers, says warts-and-all reviews help companies by weeding out ill-fitting candidates.
In contrast, the cohort selection effect, reflecting variations in cohort drop-out rate, taps into later stages in the selection process, where we hypothesize that the recognition process is moving from the activation of an initial, coarsely defined set of potential word candidates to the specific analysis of the best-fitting candidates, needing more fine-grained selection and rejection decisions.
