Sentence examples for augmented recognition from inspiring English sources

As TLR3 resides primarily in endosomes(Takeuchi and Akira, 2010), these data suggest that immobilization and endocytic uptake of virions by tetherin may also lead to augmented recognition of viral components by membrane-associated PRRs expressed in primary HIV-1 target cells (for example, virion-associated RNA molecules that may be liberated upon virion degradation).

Importantly, enhancement of CD8 binding appears to augment the recognition of agonist and weak agonist ligands without leading to recognition of ligands with a shorter TCR/pMHCI interaction.

In this instance, it might be preferable to switch the consensus peptide for the L7I variant in a vaccine insert or peptide set in order to augment epitope recognition.

We next tested whether the S162A/Q266I double substitution would augment DMXAA recognition, and indeed observed an enhanced DMXAA-induced IFN-β induction similar to that found for mSTING.

Others and we have shown that mice lacking HO-1 in macrophages have a low phagocytic index whereas exposure to CO can rescue and augment bacterial recognition and clearance.

In contrast to the induction of the NFκB-dependent Cxcl10 mRNA in T cells or tetherin-mediated reporter gene activation in 293THN cells, this IRF3 phosphorylation and the concomitant IFNβ expression could be suppressed by inhibition of the TLR3 adaptor TRIF, suggesting that tetherin-mediated viral retention may additionally augment viral recognition by other host PRRs.

The convention was the first to be broadcast nationally, and Barkley's service as chair augmented his national recognition and appeal.

I would develop a location and image recognition based augmented reality app for blind or visually impaired people.

Kairos (still in private testing) Founder: Amanda McClure Description: Kairos overlays data on top of real life interactions in the enterprise market using facial recognition and augmented reality.

Blippar has come a long way in a short time, bringing lightning-fast image recognition and augmented reality to mobile advertising.

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