Sentence examples for I recognition of from inspiring English sources

We used different combinations of training corpora and validation processes for each run (see Table 5), but the basic pipeline was constant: (i) recognition of the chemical entities with CRF, and (ii) validation of each entity by mapping to ChEBI and computing semantic similarity.

The four induction factors include (i) recognition of advertised food products (advertisement recognition), (ii) liking the food advertisements on TV (favourite advertisement), (iii) purchase requests induced by TVFA (purchase request), and (iv) product preference generated by TVFA (product preference).

The two fundamental steps would be: i) recognition of nucleotide triplets (tRNA anticodons) by amino acid residues within a polypeptide chain, ii) joining of these triplets into an RNA molecule.

Such process involves i) recognition of membrane sphingomyelin using aromatic rich region and adjacent phosphocholine (POC) binding site, ii) firm binding to the membrane (mainly driven by hydrophobic interactions) accompanied by the transfer of the N-terminal region to the lipid-water interface and iii) eventually, pore formation after oligomerization of several monomers [ 106].

Logistic regression was then used to assess the relationship of demographic and professional factors in several ways, eg: (i) recognition of suspected ADRs in the past 4 weeks; and for those in post for at least 1 year and (ii) having reported at least one suspected ADR in the past 12 months.

Notably, a ten-fold higher shR9 was unable to reverse the inhibitory effect of EGCG, indicating that EGCG is not a competitive inhibitor of the RIG-I recognition of triphosphorylated RNA (Figure 3A).

From the available information including our present work, we propose the following model of RIG-I recognition of a cognate RNA leading to signal transduction (Fig.  6a).

The results of our study suggest that even in the case of BD-I, recognition and awareness of past manic episodes is low.

The host response to IAV is initiated by TLR7- and RIG-I-mediated recognition of the viral genome [23] [25] leading to a rapid and massive production of type I interferons which are able to establish a so-called antiviral state.

Is the recognition of only one single antigen as effective as the recognition of all four antigens?

These knockout mice respond normally to JEV and VSV infections, supporting the importance of a RIG-I dependent recognition of those viruses.