Sentence examples for recognize candidate from inspiring English sources
The antiserum can be used to develop diagnostic tools; McCauley also wants to check whether the antibodies recognize candidate vaccine viruses against H7 flu strains that have been produced in the past.
Therefore, it is necessary to identify resistance-associated proteins, and then to recognize candidate resistance genes potentially underlying the resistance mechanism.
In addition to the dictionary-based gene NER taggers, we now provide an interface to B anner (Leaman and Gonzalez, 2008), which uses conditional random fields to recognize candidate gene names.
But the union argued in court last month that its bylaws limit the release of names and addresses of police officers and that it does not recognize candidates for office until May.
Thanks to the data that people share on those networks, YesGraph can easily recognize candidates who have the requisite experience and skills for a certain job.
Under the governor's plan, any candidate who has qualified for federal matching funds, or who is deemed by the State Board of Elections to be a generally recognized candidate, would win an automatic place on the ballot.
A precise underpinning of the genetic basis of OSA has been thus far difficult because it is still unknown whether or not the recognized candidate genes for OSA are directly causal to the phenotype, or whether their effects on OSA are mediated through the intermediate phenotypes of OSA.
Briefly, RetroTector© screens genomic sequence for ERVs by recognizing candidate LTRs followed by detection of internal conserved retroviral consensus motifs while fulfilling distance constraints and then attempts reconstruction of putative ancestral protein sequences, "puteins", from the three reading frames.
This is a first automated step in annotation of newly recognized, candidate genes.
In S. oneidensis, EtrA, an analog of E. coli Fnr, appears to play a negligible role in this regulatory process, leaving the Arc system the best currently recognized candidate for the role [ 3, 4].
In many states, widely recognized candidates like Mr. McCain automatically gain a ballot spot.
