Sentence examples for available recognition of from inspiring English sources

Given that prevention and treatment options are available, recognition of donor or recipient infection, even after transplantation, could improve clinical outcomes among recipients.

The number of available recognition sites Ns and the complexation constant pK were calculated using the enhanced site binding model.

The only dignified route is to work toward self-sufficiency using all available means — recognition of Israel included.

Most of the literature is available for recognition of scanned handwritten digits using static properties.

Absence of sidechain positions in low resolution structures with only Cα positions available makes recognition of solvent exposed and buried residues non-trivial.

So whether we are examining patients with alexia, patients with lexical hallucinations, or normal subjects, we are forced to the same conclusion: that in the dominant hemisphere (the language hemisphere) of every literate human being there exists a neuronal system potentially available for the recognition of letters and words.

As with students from most regions around the world, the UK has to settle for second place behind the US in the eyes of Latin Americans, but the high quality of education available, the international recognition of UK qualifications, and the subsequent career prospects are cited as defining factors when Latin American students were asked to reflect on the UK as a higher education destination.

But in the literature, there are only few works available towards the recognition of stylistic documents [19 44].

There is not much else available on his recognition of the disability community, such as specific policy initiatives for disabled individuals in more recent years.

All this leads us to consider that they represent structural regions highly exposed and available to the recognition of molecular partners.

Although knowledge of factors that predict acute stroke mortality is available [ 5], recognition of a stroke patient's 'dying' status may be ambiguous [ 6], potentially resulting in over or under treatment and delaying initiation of general palliative care or referral to specialist palliative care.