Sentence examples for because of the recognition from inspiring English sources

Because of the recognition of several ABC-transporters as antitargets, algorithms for predicting substrate properties are of increasing interest.

The new Viagra campaign "sounds youthful and fun," Ms. Swanson said, and the use of the blue Viagra logo for the devil's horns "is a good thing, because of the recognition for the name and the little blue pill".

The studies came about because of the recognition that US diplomacy and development strategies need to adjust to a world filled with new threats, new players and new ways of engaging with friends and foes alike.

In an interview in his dressing room last week, Mr. Dudamel called the attention amazing and wonderful but important mostly because of the recognition it brings the orchestra and classical music.

Mr. Warden, in particular, was seen as an important figure in the race because of the recognition he has gained during his 10 years on the Council and his association with an important Democratic club, the Northeast Bronx Democratic Club.

"Special feeding or breeding places are now routinely protected on land for many species, because of the recognition that animals are vulnerable at this time or that their aggregated state is very important for their biology".

Because of this, the recognition algorithm needs to be complemented by an independent surveillance system responding to the absence of MHC I molecules ('missing self').

That seemed right, not because the Silvestrov was undeserving of the recognition but because the dark, mysterious mood it created was worth preserving, as Mr. Kremer's taut account of the chaconne began.

The repressor-DNA recognition systems of the Cluster A genomes are non-canonical because of the asymmetry of the recognition sites [36], [37].

Additionally, because of the double recognition by the 4TB[8]A and MIP, the sensors showed outstanding CBF identification properties.

"A Wonderful Life" will probably draw regional theater audiences for years to come, simply because of the name recognition.