Sentence examples for a large recognition from inspiring English sources
"She was always on the way to a discovery, to a large recognition that would change everything".
"There is a large recognition that among right-leaning independents and Republicans under 40 that it's a fact of life and it's here to stay," he says.
Supposing that the aptamer domain of the segments could transform into a conformation with a large "recognition loop", they might develop into adaptors using the C-DRTs as templates.
At another level, Rollins's decision to tone down the predictions is part of a larger recognition of what it takes to win championships, the wire-to-wire mentality required to be the last team standing.
Namely, only if a proto-tRNA contained anticodon(s) in its aa-binding site, the ultimate triplet remained in the base-pair-reduction mentioned above could be an anticodon (not a codon) then, the large recognition loop of a proto-tRNA would degenerate into a small "anticodon loop", like that of modern tRNAs.
Hence, we evaluated our best models on a large vocabulary recognition task.
Some inteins contain a homing endonuclease [ 5] that has a large specific recognition site 12-400 base pairs).
Results: We developed a novel regression framework that considers both positive (quantitative) and negative (qualitative) interaction data available for mouse PDZ domains to quantitatively predict interactions between PDZ domains, a large peptide recognition domain family, and their peptide ligands using primary sequence information.
With today's rapid advance in computing power and memory capacity, template-based methods are investigated for large recognition tasks and promising results are reported [10, 11, 13 18].
The flick may have stirred interest, but it was the soundtrack put together by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross that made for large recognition, winning the Academy Award for Best Original Score.
Particular advantages of proteins as drugs relative to small organic molecules include high affinity and specificity afforded by a larger molecular recognition surface and much lower probability of off-target toxicities due to metabolic byproducts.
