Sentence examples for remarkable candidate from inspiring English sources

Among them, La2O3 is considered a remarkable candidate because of its high dielectric constant (approximately 25) and large band gap (approximately 5.8 eV).

Finally, the gene HvUGT13248 appears to be a remarkable candidate gene for FHB resistance.

The present study represents the potential of salt responsive candidate gene based SSR (cgSSR) markers to be utilized as novel and remarkable candidate for diversity analysis among rice genotypes differing in salinity response.

Although NF1 lies within the CI of a peak for Lean only, it is a remarkable candidate gene that could be directly involved in not only Lean but also Weight and BMC.

In Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain, America has produced three remarkable candidates.

The party's leaders and elected officials need to stop pledging themselves to either Mrs. Clinton or Mr. Obama, the two remarkable candidates who are locked in an intense battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.

The pyrene systems are remarkable candidates for organic semiconductor materials.

We all - Americans and Asians alike -- started watching a vibrant race between two historic and remarkable candidates, a race bringing huge numbers of Americans out to vote and resonating with speeches that reminded Americans everywhere of why we are proud to be Americans.

A quick examination of the genes underlying these regions has not identified any remarkable candidates for positive selection, perhaps except for FGF1 in beef cattle, but these regions are associated with QTL identified for body composition and carcass yield [ 21, 22].

Mr. Cantor acknowledges that his party might step too heavily now and then, and endorse a few less-than-remarkable candidates.

"Here's what's remarkable: a candidate who nobody knew anything about takes a 25-point lead three weeks after his commercials start running - and then nothing changes," he said.