Sentence examples for the correct candidate from inspiring English sources

"I never thought [Hillary Clinton] was the correct candidate.

I thought I was the correct candidate," he said.

While media speculation will be constant during the search, the club will aim to select the correct candidate in private and will make a further announcement as and when it is appropriate".

In this example, subtle differences in the splitting frequency of two candidate leucines are significant enough to select the correct candidate (the significance of the difference between the correlation coefficients is p = 0.0013).

Up to 20 entries choosing the correct candidate will win — the 10 closest to the electoral-vote total and the 10 closest to the popular-vote percentage (specify to the tenth of a point).

They argued that electronic voting is inherently undemocratic because, when a company's software cannot be viewed by the public, voters have no way to ensure that it works properly the public must simply accept the company's assurance that touching a button on a computer screen registers as a vote for the correct candidate.

The above example illustrates that GPE can be used to effectively identify a correct target candidate among a large list of incorrect glycopeptides.

These triangle plots show the top 1 candidates for all (omega _i) combinations, colour-coded (black 0 % of the correct candidates ranked first, yellow 10 0 % of the correct candidates ranked first) with the (omega _i) per category increasing in the direction of the arrow.

CFM_orig had the most the correct candidates in the Top 10 (123 or 59%) and this is reflected in the Formula 1 Score, which weighted the CFM_orig performance ahead of MS-FINDER, despite their lower Top 1 ranks.

Contrary to the existing literature of tiering, where data is tiered based on deviation of adjacent disk block locations in the device "request queue", BID-Hybrid profiles process I/O characteristics (bulkiness) to decide on the correct candidates for tiering.

The Formula 1 Score, based on the method used in Formula 1 racing [17] since 2010, is the sum of the Top 1 to 10 ranks of the correct candidates weighted by the scores 25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1.