Sentence examples for formation candidate from inspiring English sources

The first dataset comprised maritime pine sequences for 41 different genes involved in plant cell wall formation (candidate genes for wood quality) or drought stress resistance (Table S2).

In the following subsections, we first examine both interruption delay constraint and data rate constraint, based on which, we discuss the formation of candidate handoff spectrum set.

In order to identify genes that are involved in the control of import length and ISR formation, 18 candidate genes were selected.

Additional rheological and gel fraction data were analyzed to investigate the impact of redox initiation concentration on network formation in candidate polyHIPEs.

In that letter, he outlined what he believed were some of the causes of the scandals, including clericalism, a concern with the reputation of the Church and the avoidance of scandal, failure to apply canon law (something that was pointed out in the Dublin report), poor formation of candidates for the priesthood, and so on.

Hence, presence of paramagnetic materials as the cause of LRP in the candidate formation was discarded.

Sandstone within the AEB Formation forms the main conventional hydrocarbon-producing zone in the Western Desert, while the shale intervals within the AEB Formation can be candidate unconventional reservoirs.

Unfortunately, proposed works above metioned have not proposed such solution for the clustered-based protocol during the formation of the candidate MAG list.

Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is a key factor in endothelial cell biology and blood vessel formation and a candidate therapeutic for the stimulation of angiogenesis-dependent tissue regeneration.

These observations suggest that HDAC6 is a crucial mediator of aggresome formation and a candidate participant in zygotic sperm mitophagy.

A set of formation chemistries from candidate CCS reservoirs in Wyoming includes sodium- and chloride-dominated waters very similar to seawater as well as sulfate-dominated waters (Fig.  9).