Sentence examples for more appropriate candidate from inspiring English sources
We show the layout incrementally as in Figure 3.1.1.2: the parent of a node can change when new information about a more appropriate candidate emerges, and the small multiples should be read row by row starting at the top left.
No one could be a more appropriate candidate for an honorary degree from one of the university's schools than Tony Kushner, among the nation's most distinguished playwrights and a son — a Jewish son — of this city.
His apparent survival lifted a pall from the White House and sent a surge of energy through conservative America.The second bit of good news is that Harriet Miers's withdrawal provided Mr Bush with an opportunity to choose a more appropriate candidate.
That is to say, a myositis patient with EMG findings of a hyperreflexive CP segment would be a more appropriate candidate for consideration of a CP myotomy than the patient with the same medical diagnosis but with a hyporeflexive CP segment.
After the retirement of Cyril Fox, in April 1949 Wheeler was nominated for the Presidency of the Society of Antiquaries, but lost to James Mann; many archaeologists, including Childe and O. G. S. Crawford, resigned from the Society in protest, deeming Wheeler to have been a far more appropriate candidate for the position.
The international force needs to either find more appropriate candidates or hold an election.
Though I was clearly a bust at butling, St . Regis Hotels and Resortshas had no trouble finding more appropriate candidates since it started the training program in 1991.
The assessment of mechanical dyssynchrony by advanced echocardiographic technologies and its importance in selecting more appropriate candidates for cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) have been disputed, after the announcement of the Predictors of Response to CRT (PROSPECT) trial, as the first evidence derived from a multicenter study.
Imagine if employers got fewer, more appropriate candidates.
It is now generally accepted that instead of essential genes, vulnerable targets are more appropriate candidates in anti-infective drug discovery.
This strategy could potentially be used with the three phages described here, thus making them more appropriate candidates for clinical use.
