Sentence examples for interest for candidate from inspiring English sources

The integration of these annotations into a single SNP repository facilitates the rapid scanning of SNPs within an interval of interest for candidate phenotype-causing mutations.

Since only the interaction effects are of interest for identifying candidate target genes, the cell means ANOVA model was used to infer this 2 × 2 factorial design.

Other rankings on the online dashboard show search interest data for candidates and issues on Google, as well as the most mentioned candidates and issues on Twitter.

Other rankings on the online dashboard show search interest data for candidates and issues on Google, as well as the most mentioned candidates and issues on Twitter.

I was dismayed to hear the temporary city clerk, Zizette Mullins, admit during the candidate's forum that it would be a conflict of interest for a clerk candidate to pay another candidate to work on her campaign.

They also want that money for themselves; it's a matter of simple self-interest for any candidate to corner all available donations.

As colleges start looking at lowering their acceptance rates while at the same time increasing their yields, they are emphasizing the need for demonstrated interest from candidates.

A group of Nevada sex workers calling themselves Hookers 4 Hillary is trying to arouse interest for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton ahead of the state's caucus on Saturday.

Of interest in the search for candidate virulence factors at low temperature are groups 2, 4 and 8 (Table  1; Additional file 2) which combine proteins more abundant at 30°C in strains not virulent at low temperatures and/or more abundant at 18°C in strains virulent at low temperatures.

Of particular interest for the 2016 candidates is the H-1B visa program for highly specialized workers.

But whether John Kerry's supporters are now celebrating or seeking asylum abroad, they should be feeling wretched about the millions of farmers, factory workers and waitresses who ended up voting -- utterly against their own interests -- for Republican candidates.