Sentence examples for client recognition from inspiring English sources

Many of us in the business world want (and need) to give client recognition gifts.

Many other chaperones including GroEL, DnaK, and the small HSPs contain regions of disorder, which have been proposed to aid in client recognition and chaperone function, although the exact roles of these disordered regions are unclear (reviewed in Bardwell and Jakob (2012)).

To confirm that the inability of ΔUIM HSJ1a to immunoprecipitate aggregated mutant huntingtin is not a consequence of a general impairment in HSJ1a client recognition and binding, we incubated HSJ1a with native or denatured ovalbumin (denatured ovalbumin, a classic chaperone substrate) and performed immunoprecipitation with S653.

An increasing number of studies have focused on cultural and social contexts, including the interaction between HWs and clients, recognition of supervisors or support of family and community [ 17, 36], employer or client/community recognition [ 37] and respect from the community [ 9, 17, 34]; though little has been reported on the influence of these factors on health worker motivation.

The translocon at the outer envelope membrane of chloroplasts (TOC) mediates client protein recognition and early stages of import.

It emphasizes an ideographic approach in which the client's recognition and understanding of low levels of emotional arousal become the focus of treatment.

The new division will help clients gain recognition of their brand through Web sites and multimedia, like custom-designed CD-ROMS and interactive content in stores.

Close respectful collaboration with clients and recognition as the main actors within their own treatment process condition for effective treatment.

In a 2005 interview with the New York Times after Gotti was acquitted, Lichtman discussed how having a client with name recognition presents unique challenges.

6,487,534 B1, which relates to a "Distributed Client-Server Speech Recognition System".

Practice satisfactions related to positive interactions and measurable outcomes of work with clients and coworkers, recognition for expert and helper roles, and involvement in disease prevention.