Sentence examples for blunt recognition from inspiring English sources

And in a blunt recognition of domestic economic strains, he said, "America, it is time to focus on nation-building here at home".

The American command structure is motivated by a new sense of urgency and a blunt recognition that the timing of America's exit is directly tied to the training of more effective Afghan forces.

Your efforts may pay off if the House actually passes something this year, but you have already earned recognition for blunting the anti-immigration efforts of others.

We tested 23 commercially available Type II DNA blunt-end cutters (4 6 bp recognition sites) in multiple combinations (Additional file 7: Table S6).

The gel-purified CCND1 fragments (about 1 to 1.5 μg) were digested in 1 × ThermoPol buffer (New England Biolabs, NEB) at 37°C for 1 hour individually with AluI, DpnI and HaeIII, restriction endonucleases with a 4-bp recognition sequence and blunt-end products.

A unique endonuclease recognition site producing either blunt or cohesive ends is placed between the hooks to allow linearization of the vector and thus 'activate' the hooks.

Mr Santorum, a blunt-talking conservative, lacks the name recognition and fundraising organisation of his better-known rivals.

The loss of DNA methylation at the restriction enzyme recognition sequence results in the blunt-ended SmaI cut, disabling ligation of the adaptor to this DNA fragment.

5 In older patients and in patients who have a history of recurrent hypoglycemia, autonomic dysfunction can blunt or distort the response, making self-recognition of hypoglycemia more difficult.

Brian Sewell's Outsider II (Quartet) is an unembarrassed account of his rise to national recognition with his role in the Anthony Blunt affair at its centre.

Five different restriction enzymes (AluI; BstUI; HaeIII; HpyCH4V and RsaI) having four-base recognition target sequences and producing fragments with blunt ends were tested for the library construction.