Sentence examples for removing candidate from inspiring English sources

While Yee withdrew his election bid shortly after his arrest, he did so after the deadline for removing candidate statements from the voter guide had passed, the Los Angeles Times reported, noting Yee's stated promises to "guarantee fair elections, expose special interests, and prevent corruption".

We modeled predictors of being a structured documenter using logistic regression with a stepwise backward elimination algorithm, iteratively removing candidate predictors with a p-value > 0.2.

However, a tight integration of models and software is currently only provided by the Model SEED, and most of the advanced tasks, like model manipulations (reaction direction assignment, adding or removing candidate reactions, modifying the objective function), are limited to experienced users with programming skills.

That would slice Mrs. Clinton's edge to 19, from 38; the number might be whittled even further by recalculating results after removing candidates who have left the race.

If we drew a chart like that right now, removing candidates who seem unlikely to run or who are unlikely to have much influence even if they do, it might look something like this: Viewed in this way, Mr. Pawlenty's prospects might seem relatively bright.

Completely removing candidates from running in the election is a cowardly move.

British universities will be forced to remove candidate's names from their application forms to tackle the danger of "unconscious bias" against students from ethnic minorities.

They generated a list of candidate aspects above a frequency threshold and then removed candidate aspects that do not exhibit aspects-like behavior.

Specifically, ARACNe uses the Data Processing Inequality theorem of mutual information, as well as direct knowledge of TF identity, to remove candidate regulatory interactions that are likely to be of an indirect nature [24], [25].

It removes candidate fusions with a high number of reads on homologous or repetitive regions.

As noted by Shadforth and colleagues [ 26], the APS approach removes candidate false positive hits whilst maximising true positive matches by selecting weaker scoring peptides that are consistent with higher scoring peptides in the same proteins.