Sentence examples for use to nominate from inspiring English sources
The national Gallup poll conducted last month also found support for the overall process that the major parties use to nominate their presidential candidates.
In other words, Romney could be viewed as the sort of person that Republicans used to nominate, and someone who, in 2016, is a figure bordering on fantasy.
These two films may have been controlled more by their directors and their writers than by their studios, but they're still the kind of middlebrow pictures that the Academy used to nominate in the bad old studio-dominated days — the contemporary equivalents of "Judgment at Nuremburg" and "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" They are "important" pictures that "say" something about public issues.
This study aimed to develop a checklist on science giftedness that could evaluate giftedness in science among Filipino students and to validate if this checklist could be used to nominate Filipino students for programs designed to support students who are gifted in science.
The information of the Multiple Property Documentation Form can be used to nominate and register related historic properties simultaneously, or to establish criteria for properties that may be nominated in the future.
An unsupervised and unbiased approach was used to nominate potential regulatory candidates for these modules based on gene network connectivity.
Such hits could be used to nominate disease genes on the basis of statistical evidence alone.
The pooling approach used to nominate SNP associations reduced power further (Barratt et al. 2002).
The co-localization of expression QTL (eQTL) with phenotypic QTL (pQTL) is commonly used to nominate candidate genes and identify causative variants.
Although individual genotyping remains the ultimate test of association, such pooling stages can be used to nominate sites for further investigation.
In summary, our studies have explored the possible therapeutic benefit of TNF-α blockade in rodent models of PKD previously used to nominate agents for interventional clinical trials.
