Sentence examples for both the recognition of from inspiring English sources

That is the purpose of literature: to organize our experience, to prefigure it and to provide both the recognition of, and consolation for, the necessity of growing old.

This legislation was watered down from the Whitlam proposals but remains a significant milestone in both the recognition of Aboriginal rights and their practical fulfilment.

It has become increasingly apparent that in many patients there is a long delay in both the recognition of sepsis and the initiation of appropriate therapy.

From the high resolution crystal structure of Rsd in complex with a C-terminal fragment of σ70 it was concluded that the binding of Rsd sterically not only interferes with the interaction of σ70 and the −35 promoter recognition element but also with the β flap, indicating that both the recognition of core polymerase as well as certain promoter structures may be influenced by Rsd [59].

Current phylogenies allow both the recognition of two families, as well as the treatment of Plantaginaceae with two major subfamilies.

UNICEF's strategy is to promote both the recognition of all children as full members of society and the respect for all of their rights without any discrimination.

In both cases the recognition of states presumably simply denotes a metaphorical usage.

Both depend on the recognition of target gene by perfect or near-perfect base pairings [12].

While anti-CD20 treatment eliminated all circulating B cells, it had little effect on the serum concentrations of anti-GAD65 IgG, the enzyme-inhibiting activity of anti-GAD65 IgG from both patients, or the recognition of conformational epitopes.

In addition, to the interesting kinetic characteristics of the catalytic reaction we discovered that Ets possesses two docking sites, which both contribute to the recognition of ERK2 [11] (Fig. 2).

Reports of hypoxia globally are increasing both due to the recognition of the seriousness of hypoxia on ecosystem functioning and as decades-long monitoring records become available in databases.