Sentence examples for revised candidate from inspiring English sources

BGS submitted revised candidate models for all three products, EOST submitted a revised DGRF candidate and IZMIRAN submitted a late DGRF candidate during this period.

Following a vote by the task force it was decided to allow teams to resubmit revised candidate models before the end of October 2009, due to problems with some initial candidates.

Trump's difficulties were compounded by a series of controversies, including the arrest of his campaign manager on allegations of manhandling a reporter in Florida, and a statement — which Trump quickly revised — that the candidate would support punishing women who have an abortion if the procedure were banned.

In the second and final Delphi round, the revised list of candidate never events and the group's anonymised scores were forwarded to each expert.

We use the remaining objects to get a more precise, cell-specific estimate of filopodia width, by calculating their average minor axis length L. We then apply the opening operation again to the original image using a structuring element of radius L, generating a revised set of candidate filopodia.

Using emotional social issues in their campaigns to unite their voters, successful candidates subsequently revised the tax code (with some help from democrats) and promoted policies that concentrated wealth among the top 1% as it propagated poverty among the broad working class, much of it Republican.

RL participated in the design of the study and its supervision, provided marker candidates and revised the manuscript.

Furthermore, revised classifications may include candidates of new disorders with a known clinical manifestation but perhaps still lacking sufficient proof of validity.

I'm talking about the nightmarish boxes with long, dark names like: ?that no degree be awarded and permission be not granted to resubmit in revised form but that the candidate be offered the degree of master instead?

We have tried to provide biological insights by detailing one such candidate in the revised manuscript.

This study has yielded many promising wing pattern candidate genes, has revised our understanding of prepatterning and pigment regulation in Heliconius, and set an important foundation for understanding the genetic interactions that regulate the remarkable wing pattern diversity seen in butterflies.