Sentence examples for precise candidate from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, although we obtained deletion mutants of these three regions, we could not yet assign precise candidate substrates to improve the annotation or to experimentally verify the predicted functions.
First, several precise definitions of candidate genes are formulated.
This study would facilitate precise selection of candidate genes and their further characterization of substrate specificities and in planta functions.
We also found this association (Cox log-rank P=0.05, Supplementary Table 1b) using the same patient samples in our previous BAC array-based study (Rickman et al, 2008), but the lower resolution (4.7K compared with 370K probes) prevented precise identification of candidate genes.
For patients who are liver transplant candidates, precise positioning of both ends of the stent or stent graft is critical [ 11].
Although our results demonstrate the superiority of treatment based on ICP monitoring over treatment guided by neurological testing and serial CT imaging in improving long-term neurological recovery, the precise selection of candidates for ICP monitoring and long-term follow-up need to be validated in future multicenter, randomized controlled studies.
Using a more precise selection process for candidate marker identification, metabolomics increases the likelihood of validation of candidate biomarkers in subsequent prospective validation studies [ 8– 10].
Smith's defeat was the uneasy subtext of the Kennedy campaign and the precise reason why the candidate had to make a speech, to Protestant ministers and well below the Mason-Dixon line where anti-Catholic prejudice was still strongest, to defuse the issue of his religion.
This makes ITO/PtRh PtRh TFTC a promising candidate for precise surface temperature measurement of hot components of aeroengines.
Ideally, high-stakes examinations assess 1 dimension of medical knowledge to produce precise estimates of a candidate's performance.
We show that point count sampling approaches are capable of providing relatively precise cover estimates for candidate groups that are not overly rare.
