Sentence examples for be recognised by human from inspiring English sources

This ensured that our CAPTCHA strings would be recognised by human observers at a rate of over 99% (or as close to 100% as is realistic).

The area of the boulder B3 has been considered uniform with respect to all the remaining surface: in effect, it is locally characterised by a "phantom" topography that cannot be recognised by the human eyes but only by a digital survey.

Western blotting showed the protein to be recognised by the human sera used in the study as well as by sera from mice immunised with the MBP-Sh13 fusion (data not shown).

Housing, like health and education, is a human right and should be recognised by government as such.

For example, the NLS of human Myc proto-oncogene protein (MYC) can be recognised by importin subunit alpha (Srp1) of the yeast nuclear import machinery [ 76].

Four members of the human CD1 family of proteins (CD1a CD1d) present both endogenous and exogenous lipids that can be recognised by both αβ and γδ T cells.

INR is likely to be recognised by a special diploma.

It will be recognised by Windows Plug n Play.

In fact, the Rohingya are not allowed to exercise their right to self-identification, a right that is recognised by international human rights law and in the jurisprudence of human rights treaty committees.

To test whether the modified CM79-identified epitope was recognised by the human immune system MFEdmCP was reacted with serum samples from 12 patients who had made antibodies to CP as a result of receiving ADEPT with A5CP in a previous clinical trial.

This shows beyond doubt that the stereochemical configuration of the two functional groups on the mero-chain of the methoxy-MA influences the way in which they are recognised by antibodies in human serum.