Sentence examples for by recognizing and integrating from inspiring English sources
Specifically, E3 ubiquitin ligases create selectivity in autophagy regulation by recognizing and integrating specific signals from pathogens and cellular states.
Educational differentiation and ICT can be designed to better recognize and integrate learning differences across students particularly by assisting instructional management and the self-regulation of students.
By combining CpG-methylated DNA with modified histone H3, the study demonstrated that epigenetic readers can recognize and integrate combinations of epigenetic marks on a nucleosomal template.
Finally, this review suggests that CACs might benefit from incorporating ongoing research into the CAC model and accreditation standards and by recognizing the importance of integrating services for child and adult victims of interpersonal violence.
The goal is to help them recognize, surface, and integrate different lenses.
Ideally, says Ilboudo-Nébié, indigenous indicators of seasonal changes would be recognized by climate scientists and integrated into climate science models for the region.
I'd like to believe that once the value of rich integrated datasets is clearly demonstrated, institutions will respond by recognizing the importance to science and to patients of sharing and combining data.
It is up to the rest of the nation to integrate the South by recognizing it as more than being on the wrong side of a historic issue - by talking about the South positively in relation to anything else at all.
By recognizing the types of topography that are favourable for preserving proteins and cell behavoiur, and integrating it with micropattering will lead to the development of functional protein and cell patterns.
It has been recognized that integrating stakeholders' input and values into decision-making processes often results in good public policies adequately supported by the public.
Likewise, it seems that mitochondrial β-barrel proteins can be recognized by the BAM complex and integrated into the bacterial outer membrane [ 14].
