A visual representation of all statistically different genes from the ANOVA is presented as in the Ward Hierarchical Clustering, which suggests a number of genes that are uniquely expressed in the anther as well as the meiocyte that may be unique candidate genes for control of expression.
Mr. Sharpton called Ms. Kennedy a "unique candidate".
"He'd be a very unique candidate for a very unique time," Mr. Rafshoon said.
"But this is a unique candidate that we have here in Corzine, in terms of his ability to spend money.
"I'm a very unique candidate who draws strong support from young people," she said to a throng of television cameras.
Obama's strategists always insisted, in a way that sometimes bordered on pandering, that their campaign was not about their unique candidate but about the volunteers, the crowds that could see their own aspirations in his.
"It's not so much that evangelicals are more divided than they were before, it's that Bush himself was a unique candidate," said Corwin E. Smidt, director of the Henry Institute for the Study of Christianity and Politics at Calvin College, an evangelical school in Grand Rapids, Mich.
The topological structure and properties of corannulene make it a unique candidate for organic electronics.
Furthermore, with pathogenomic strategies, unique candidate regions in the genomes and several potential core-virulence factors were identified.
An interesting feature of our study is that the polycarbonate is a unique candidate for ion-conductive polymers because of its flexible and hydrophobic properties.
The result is a unique candidate chronology of Spanish recessions that at least forms the basis for a more informed conversation about the Spanish business cycle.
