Sentence examples for recognition of candidates from inspiring English sources

[H]owever, the audience was riveted as Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, the guest speaker at the $175-a-plate dinner, stood on the podium and began the customary round of recognition of candidates and incumbents in the room.

A more detailed understanding of the identity of these genes will help to unravel the molecular basis of the defence response of chrysanthemum to A. tenuissima infection, and eventually lead to the recognition of candidates for the targeted genetic improvement of chrysanthemum.

For ROC analysis of the recognition of candidate A as a positive candidate against candidate C, the deviations of the preset cutoffs from the mean of the starting material were divided by the SD of the starting material for plotting against 1-specificty to observe the association of decision sensitivity with the preset cutoffs (Figure 4).

Thus, MToolBox may provide a valuable support for the recognition of candidate mitochondrial mutations in clinical studies.

Our 1998 study suggested that NISE could be far more widespread than previously thought and paved the way to further recognition of candidate NISE catalyzing a variety of metabolic reactions [ 3, 10, 11].

Following the recognition of candidate PPI pairs based on three abstract forms and seven rules discussed above, the extraction of true PPIs from literature is a complicated and most challenging task because of the vast variations in grammatical structure of biomedical literature.

It seems to me that the press has a responsibility to increase face recognition of presidential candidates to facilitate a true democratic process at election time.

A recent series of Quinnipiac University polls in Colorado, Iowa and Virginia found that Walker had "the lowest name recognition" of any candidates tested.

In particular, the integration of geriatric and oncological information has led to better recognition of elderly candidates for more aggressive therapy which is usually reserved for younger patients, while recognizing more fragile patients who need only support therapy.

My "research" consisted mostly of reading the title description of the propositions, and name recognition of the candidates.

One of the subjects Eurodoc is currently focusing on is the recognition of Ph.D. candidates as employees, not as students.