Sentence examples for concurrent recognition from inspiring English sources

The Bush statement issued by the White House said the United States would also "work intensively" with the European Community toward concurrent recognition of Macedonia.

Importantly, we also do not yet know whether the enhanced B6 freezing response occurs specifically to presentation of the CS, or whether it also depends on concurrent recognition of it's own spatial position relative to the appropriate (contextual) environment.

These observations suggest that not all citrullinated antigens are able to activate new B cells despite concurrent recognition by IgG ACPA.

These findings once again fail to support a false memory hypothesis that interacts with interference levels, though the behavioral design of Experimental 5 lacked a simultaneous contrast to demonstrate a concurrent, recognition memory deficit.

CXCR4 and pS339-CXCR4 staining demonstrated an inverse correlation (ρ=−0.297, P=0.007) with 29 of 85 cases being positive for pS339-CXCR4 only, 13 of 85 cases showing positive staining for non-phosphorylated CXCR4, and 3 cases exhibiting signals for both CXCR4 and pS339-CXCR4, suggesting a concurrent recognition of the same epitope.

This paper presents a novel Knowledge-driven approach for Concurrent Activity Recognition (KCAR).

Liu, S., Zhang, C., Liang, S. & Zhou, Y. Fold recognition by concurrent use of solvent accessibility and residue depth.

Recognition of concurrent changes in other articular tissues such as synovium [ 11] and subchondral bone (SCB) [ 12, 13] has led to the widespread appreciation that OA is a disease which affects all the tissues in a joint.

We recommend use of the acronym Presumed Air by Vitrectomy Embolisation (PAVE) to encourage immediate recognition of concurrent OAFE and VAE as a syndrome (a set of things that form an identifiable pattern), and to promote simple VAE preventive efforts (O box 1).

Misattribution of symptoms either to a previous benign or concurrent condition or non-recognition of the seriousness of symptoms contribute to longer Appraisal Intervals.

Forty out-patients with schizophrenia were randomly allocated to active training (METT; n = 26), or repeated exposure (RE; n = 14); all completed an emotion recognition task with concurrent eye movement recording.