Sentence examples for salient candidates from inspiring English sources

The bioinformatics workflow devised to filter down the massive lists of yeast interactions to a few salient candidates for biochemical validation is illustrated in Figure 1, and can be generalized to be useful for many other proteins.

"It's more salient for our candidates to talk about specific programs, and it's more believable.

We discuss recent advances for each of them, and explore their salient features as candidates for designing synthetic cells.

These are the salient problems that candidates for Attorney General should be attacking.

Philosophers have heavily criticized Lewis's reliance upon salience, arguing that the notion of salience is obscure, or that there is often no salient option among candidate conventions, or that precedence does not confer salience, or that Lewis fails to integrate salience into the formal game-theoretic framework that otherwise shapes his discussion.

Reining in government growth was central to Reagan's 1980 campaign, and the desire to limit taxes and spending has continued to be a salient theme among Republican candidates.

The approach promoted in this work has the potential of revealing the most salient control parameters as candidates for such an endeavor.

Iron-based material is considered as a promising candidate, and its salient features in the context of solid fueled chemical looping combustion (CLC) are introduced.

With that technical stuff in mind, I offer the salient points from our top presidential candidates' Iraq positions, translated into lolcat--for the benefit of America's mainstream media political reporters.

Three objects of the same kind of primitive representation (e.g., three objects that have the same salient color representations) are selected from the candidates, and a triangle is formed.

Interestingly, after the first of October, once the possibility of an Ebola outbreak in the USA became more salient, voters' intentions swung discernibly toward Republican candidates.