Sentence examples for as its recognition from inspiring English sources

Tobacco etch virus (TEV) protease is very efficient but as its recognition site is ENLYFQ↑G it changes the first residue of the core to Gly (TEV protease tolerates other residues except proline).

Russia is stepping up its political representation in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, two breakaway enclaves in Georgia that it has supported for the past 15 years, as well as its recognition of their legal system.Just before the NATO summit, Georgia came out with a peace plan which had it been offered a few years ago would have counted as a magnanimous attempt to restart the blocked negotiations.

While the United States and most European countries have uniformly denounced Russia's invasion, as well as its recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, there has been no collective agreement on how strongly to respond.

The type IIs restriction enzyme BsaI was selected for this novel approach as its recognition sites are comparatively rare in the U. maydis genome.

To investigate the usage patterns of terms in Web pages, as well as its recognition rate in the WordNet, we conducted an experiment where Web pages of various topics such as medicine, engineering, computer science, etc., were used.

Efficient CRAC channels and the resulting increase in the cytosolic Ca2+ concentration are necessary for adherence to the target cell as well as its recognition.

He loves it though, as generations of walkers in its 80-year history have done, but Mr Southworth has to be sure it will capture future members as effectively as its instant recognition in government helps lobbying efforts.

But as its speech recognition improves and its tech scales, it might be able to make every Live video more accessible.

This is encapsulated by the parameter avidity, which describes both the activation of the immune response by the virus as well as its subsequent recognition and the killing by the immune system.

In 2003 I published a perspective article on AMD3100 (see section on AMD3100) in NRDD, which summarized the saga on the discovery of AMD3100 from its early days when it was recognized as an anti-HIV agent until its recognition as an hematopoietic stem cell mobilizer.

And, of course, the royal charter solution now embraced is the work of government lawyers with David Wolfe QC just appointed as head of its recognition panel.