Sentence examples for a stringent recognition from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, as only 3 motifs were extracted, it is suggested that in situ O-GlcNAc/Phos sites may not follow a stringent recognition motif, which also suggests that a traditional site prediction strategy using primary sequence may have a poor predictive outcome.

In some cases a particular kinase may require its substrate to have a highly stringent recognition site, whereas other kinases may be relatively promiscuous.

Indeed, a more stringent recognition system was needed in plants to distinguish preproteins targeted into the mitochondria from those aimed for the plastids, as both systems used a similar targeting mechanism (Teixeira and Glaser 2012).

Tsutsui et al. (2003) suggested this polarity in aggressive behavior results from an asymmetry in genetic diversity; ants from colonies with low genetic diversity have fewer recognition cues and a more stringent recognition template making them more likely to initiate attacks than ants with a wide array of cues.

The redesign of protein−protein interactions is a stringent test of our understanding of molecular recognition and specificity.

Beside the conserved dinucleotide sequence that marks the ss, exon-intron junctions are not characterized by a stringent consensus and their short and degenerate nature is not sufficient to ensure perfect recognition by the spliceosome.

Timely recognition and isolation of HD patients colonized with MRSA in combination with a stringent decolonization regimen could be a feasible strategy to minimize MRSA transmission rates [ 7, 11].

EF1% is a stringent figure of merit and yet, in all but a very few examples, MRC-VLS provided an early recognition that was better than or equal to most SRC runs.

Of course this is a stringent view.

They devised a stringent "all work test".

There is a stringent licensing system for diggers.