Both Pik1-KA and Pik were characterized to control identical resistance spectra by recognizing the same sets of AvrPik haplotypes (Zhai et al. 2011; Ashikawa et al. 2012).
Genomic DNA is an important component of innate recognition and response to the intracellular bacterial pathogen Listeria monocytogenes (LM), and LM dsDNA has been characterized as a PAMP recognized in the cytosol of infected cells [9].
28 In response to this, Kitwood went on to describe the principles of "person-centered care", which is characterized by: recognizing that the person with dementia is able to experience life and relationships, offering and respecting choices, incorporating the person's past life into their care, and focusing on the person's strengths rather than weaknesses.
The Anthropocene deposits of England, here regarded as those formed after ∼1950 CE, are now extensive, take various forms, and may be characterized and recognized by a number of stratigraphic signals, such as artificial radionuclides, pesticide residues, microplastics, enhanced fly ash levels, concrete fragments and a novel variety of 'technofossils' and neobiotic species.
This domain is characterized by recognizing one's expertise and expressing opinions, along with choosing effective communication techniques.
Inpatient utilization associated with incidence of geriatric new-onset epilepsy has not been characterized in any large study, despite recognized high levels of risk factors (comorbidity).
Working a responsible sustainable business in a Red Ocean, where a product position is characterized by a recognized needs and an existing technology will sooner or later lead to downward spiraling profit margins.
To date, only a few distinct mycobacterial antigens recognized by the γδ TCR have been characterized.
The innate immune system is characterized by its ability to recognize a wide range of pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) (such as fungi, protozoa, bacteria, or viruses) and sterile danger-associated molecular patterns (DAMPS) (such as DNA, ATP, crystals, asbestos, β amyloid, and cholesterol).
A dysfunction of face perception, termed prosopagnosia [1], is characterized by a strong impairment to recognize familiar faces despite largely intact basic sensory and perceptual abilities.
