Sentence examples for less candidate from inspiring English sources

The evaluation shows that the less candidate patterns make algorithms faster.

When using one or more prescribed substructures as input to the generators in addition to elemental composition, less candidate structures are obtained (Table 4).

The Dodgers moved Matt Kemp, which is one less candidate in name only, but certainly one less outfielder.

At the same time, Langdon Neal, chairman of the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago, declared that the commission was "going to press [on] with one less candidate for mayor".

In contrast, the genome of D. biacutus harbors less candidate genes for fatty-acid metabolism, e.g., for acyl-CoA dehydrogenases (COG1960) (12 candidates in D. biacutus vs. 25 in D. oleovorans), enoyl-CoA hydratases (COG1024) (8 vs. 16), and acyl-CoA acetyl-transferase (COG0183) (8 vs. 13), with the exception of acyl-CoA synthetase candidates (COG0318 and 1042) (27 vs.18).

"Although there are less charities outside of London, there are also less candidates, so don't see this as too much of a barrier," says Joe Marsh, fundraising consultant for Prospectus.

Shorter and higher specificity regions (5'ss and 3'ss) have less candidates per base, with 5'ss candidates (a 6 base consensus) double that of the 3'ss (a 3 base consensus).

Mr. Bradley inspired some people with the impression that he was above politics, running less as a 21st-century politician than as an Old Testament prophet, and he deliberately packaged himself as the package-less candidate, wearing scruffy suits and disdaining the hurly-burly of political attacks and counterattacks.

Hiring managers frequently pass over "perfect" candidates for less obvious candidates they like more.

A less likely candidate for bloodshed is hard to imagine.

But Francesco Lo Voi, a less experienced candidate, was named to the office.