A missense mutation, p.R215W, in the tandem BRCT domain has been suggested as a more wide-spread candidate breast cancer susceptibility allele [ 15, 19].
By spreading candidates across the country and parties, the money will achieve greater results than simply buying ads to support an idea.
However it should also be noted that the SD for candidates is 0.87, meaning that the spread of candidates is 2.64 times that of examiners (and hence the candidate variance is 6.97 times as large as the examiner variance).
For example, a person would be allowed to give up to $95,000, spread among candidates and political parties, in each two-year election cycle, instead of the current $25,000 in a year.
In a move viewed by many as a shrewd game of political survival, the Iraqi Islamic Party has spread its candidates among several lists, while its main list, the Alliance of the Educated and Tribes for Development, is led by Sheik Amer, the septuagenarian "prince" of Anbar.
It found three of the four main exam boards had made their papers too hard for the broad spread of candidates.
In 2016, it's spreading the candidate's message on social media, sharing blog posts and advancing a national conversation about his or her vision.
Two separate approaches are possible: one method is to design the assessment so as to spread the candidates out, with the highest performers obtaining high marks and the poorest considerably lower ones.
Given the spread in the candidate models it is instructive to consider the Lowes-Mauersberger spectra (3) of the SV candidates at Earth's surface in Fig. 10 (left), rather than at the core-mantle boundary as was the case for the MF models.
As the Clinton spread shows, a candidate can recover and triumph.
Residents said people of the Hausa ethnic group began protesting Friday after rumors spread that their candidate, from the All Nigerian Peoples Party, had lost to the federal governing People's Democratic Party.
