Sentence examples for Underpin recognition from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the central principles that underpin recognition of polycomb target sites in vivo and the molecular chain of events that leads to the formation of polycomb domains integrating both PRC1 and PRC2 activity remain unclear.

Given these findings, we then proceeded to determine whether the data inform previous conclusions on chromosomal syntenies thought to underpin the recognition of Afrotheria as one of the four major supraordinal clades of placental mammals (Placentalia).

They argued that this demonstrated that orientation information is not encoded in the representation underpinning crossmodal recognition.

Lacey et al. argued that a high-level, spatial object representation underpins crossmodal recognition, and that this representation may be constructed from lower-level, unimodal, orientation-sensitive representations.

Ongoing research is required, especially in assessing relative risks associated with existing invasion pathways [56], [57]; in understanding the parameters that promote greatest propagule pressure [57]; and in fundamental taxonomic research that underpins accurate recognition of invasive and native species, e.g. [35].

However the mechanisms underpinning the recognition of pathogens and the subsequent induction of innate immune responses by the various lineages of DC is increasingly complex 49.

Together these may impact on the suitability of laboratory strains for studying the neural mechanisms underpinning social recognition, but do wild-derived strains better approximate the VR repertoire of wild individuals?

Naomi Wolf (Comment is free, 16 August) draws attention to the IT developments underpinning face-recognition technology.

Information underpins self-recognition and maintains homeostasis at every scope and scale.

Classical views of speech perception argue that the static and dynamic characteristics of spectral energy peaks (formants) are the acoustic features that underpin phoneme recognition.

This is not to deny that there may be a small set of visual "factors" or geometric primitives that underpin object recognition [27], which could potentially be discovered using methods like ours, but applied to visual brain area activation patterns in response to pictures of objects.