Sentence examples for Common recognition from inspiring English sources

Common recognition of excessive drinking as the main cause of these disasters was, however, delayed until 1995.

Chemical and cellular biosensors share the common recognition mechanisms, but for whole-cell biosensor recognition of a selected analyte occurs after its transport across the cell membrane and diffusion within the intracellular components, and hereafter will be termed biosensors.

These results demonstrate that XMRV RNase H and human RNase H share a common recognition mechanism and further indicate that the basic protrusion of both undergoes a dramatic conformational change upon substrate binding.

Digital gene expression: tag profiling (here called Tag-Seq, also called DGE:tag profiling), specifically, uses a restriction enzyme (NlaIII) with a common recognition site (CATG) to create "tags" from all polyadenylated transcripts, which are sequenced in an known orientation relative to the poly-A tail giving strand-specific information (for details, see Materials and Methods).

Pro-rich sequences are common recognition sites for protein protein interaction, e.g., the SH3 domain or the WW domain [92].

In selected instances, it is also permissible to use "UPenn", particularly when referring to Penn in foreign countries, where UPenn is often the more common recognition, or in situations where it may help to distinguish Penn from other universities within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

When one observes an effect that can occur in both Pre-exposed Categorisation and Recognition groups, it might be tempting to take this as evidence that both tasks tap some common recognition-like mechanism.

Special SEED recognition award.

Women physicians underrepresented in American Academy of Neurology recognition awards.

"National recognition of what a disaster this is," Stone said.

Tribal recognition carries several benefits, including potential casino ventures.