Sentence examples for well established candidate from inspiring English sources

The most well established candidate region remains D19S884, a microsatellite marker in intron 55 of FBN3, located on 19p13.2 about 800 kb centrometic to the insulin receptor gene [13], [27].

Based on our MiSearch publications search, we find that both FOS and FOSB are well established as candidate genes for both lithium response and cocaine abuse.

Although the needs and the effects of post-operative chemotherapy are relatively well established, there seem to be few candidate prognostic biomarkers from which the decisions for chemotherapy can be made [22], [23].

It is well established that COMT is a strong candidate gene for substance use disorder and schizophrenia.

Hence, the multifactorial clinical profile of liraglutide has been well established and, makes it a good candidate for the treatment of patients with T2DM failing first-line antihyperglycaemic therapy based on the current disease management guidelines [ 6].

However, a person with knowledge of how the commission operates said that patronage was well established at the agency and that candidates were routinely hired as police officers even if they were unqualified or failed examinations several times.

In vitro screening for bioactive components is well established as a means for searching potential candidates in vivo.

"Potential candidates are likely to have a background in production or digital, though ITV is now less likely to be looking for a transformation candidate given the strategy is well established," she says.

By this point in a Presidential election, the major-party candidates' economic preferences are typically well established, and usually embodied by their economic advisers.

Salt screening and selection is a well established approach for improving the properties of drug candidates, including dissolution rate and bioavailability.

He became increasingly well established, so much so that a cabinet order of 1739 required candidates for the ministry to study Wolff's books, particularly his logic.