Sentence examples for combination of recognized from inspiring English sources

Finally, the computer needs to search for the right combination of recognized words and grammatical structure to read the text.

The rider signals intentions to the horse by a combination of recognized movements of hands and legs, using several articles of equipment.

For the combination of recognized tradition and current economic relevance, the case of Lyon can be considered as particularly relevant in the debate on territorial food development drivers, unveiling key factors and limitations of these developments.

The genes referred to as 'Early', because of multitude of functional binding sites, are less 'TF-specific' and may allow more than one combination of recognized TF to activate gene, which may accelerate gene expression.

This provides a starting point for the consideration of possible combinations of recognized and putative enzymes (gene products) and their functions (enzyme reactions) in an expanding set of gene products and metabolites.

Assays specific for F-PSA (cross-reactivity between F-PSA and PSA-ACT < 1%) were developed by the combination of antibodies recognizing epitopes exposed only in F-PSA and antibodies recognizing epitopes exposed both in F-PSA and PSA-ACT.

11, 12 A combination of the two classes of recognized first-line treatment, a IFNβ and GA, is currently under evaluation in a large phase III trial.

And so he created a eye hospital that was a combination of both, recognizing the power of storytelling, efficiencies and just-in-time approaches to delivering eye surgery.

The combination of antibodies recognizing antigenic domains exposed both in F-PSA and PSA-ACT made it possible to develop several highly sensitive sandwich immunoassays for determination of total PSA, i.e. F-PSA + PSA-ACT, with the same molar response for F-PSA and PSA-ACT.

Although the humoral immune response to H. pylori seems to be quite variable, combinations of frequently recognized antigens could prove useful for diagnostic purposes [21].

During this stage the text is split into individual words and sentences (tokenization) followed by a morphological analysis that includes: highlighting objects such as formulas and chemical entities, removing unnecessary words and meaningless combinations of symbols, recognizing general English words and tokens with special meaning (units, stable isotopes, acronyms, etc).