Sentence examples for change in recognition from inspiring English sources
Table 3 Change in recognition memory across 12 h (mean ± SD).
Earlier this year, China and the United States forged a strategic collaboration on climate change, in recognition of the risks and opportunities that the world faces.
In general, influenza viruses isolated from humans bind to α2,6- but not α2,3-linked sialic acid side chains (Gagneux et al. 2003); however, the 190E and 225G mutations in HAs derived from the human H1 subtype reportedly yielded a change in recognition from α2,6- to α2,3-linked sialic acid side chains (Tumpey et al. 2007).
When high school was finished, Elliot applied for a legal name change in recognition of a more honest identity one untied to either gender.
This blog post is part of the 'It's Our Earth (Day)' blog series, curated by the editors of HuffPost Generation Change in recognition of Earth Day 2015.
This blog post is part of the #WhyICare blog series, curated by the editors of HuffPost Generation Change in recognition of the People's Climate March in New York City on September 21 , 2014
Whereas veridical feedback does not typically impact recognition criterion28,33, the biased feedback paradigm successfully drove changes in recognition decision criterion.
Elucidating how homing endonucleases undergo changes in recognition site specificity will facilitate efforts to engineer proteins for gene therapy applications.
We evaluated changes in recognition memory across the 12 h interval (delayed – immediate) as a function of GROUP and VALENCE (Fig. 2B).
Experiments on two tonal languages, Yongning Na and Eastern Chatino, show the changes in recognition performance as training data is scaled from 10 minutes up to 50 minutes for Chatino, and up to 224 minutes for Na.
The aim of this study was to quantify acute changes in recognition of speech in spatially separate competing speech and sound localization accuracy, and relate those changes to two levels of temporary induced UHL (UHL30 and UHL43; suffixes denote the average hearing threshold across 0.5, 1, 2, and 4 kHz) for 8 normal-hearing adults.
