Sentence examples for convergent recognition from inspiring English sources

Although steric issues limit interpretation of the competition experiments, the common effect of amino acid substitution on VLRB and Ig binding argues strongly for convergent recognition of highly overlapping epitopes.

Dworkin also argued that Hart's account of the rule of recognition as a convergent practice of officials to which they took a critical reflective attitude could not explain why such officials had any obligation to comply with a rule so conceived.

Thus, in principle, both techniques revealed a highly convergent pattern of brain connectivity during object recognition.

MAMPs that are characteristic of different pathogens/microbes are detected on the surface of the PM by specific pattern recognition receptors that subsequently initiate convergent pathogen induced signaling and defense responses [87].

Nevertheless, it is important that the diversity of names and categories does not obscure many evolutionary relationships between carbohydrate-recognition proteins, domains and modules in different species and kingdoms of life arising through divergent evolution as well as interesting similarities in the mechanisms of carbohydrate recognition that have come about through convergent evolution.

A further consequence of these insights is that common features in the mechanisms of recognition of sugars that transcend fold families reflect convergent evolution.

Construct convergent validity (confirmatory factor analysis): Confirmatory factor analysis can achieve higher recognition compared to expert content validity [ 85 ].

This result identifies a new subtle neural correlate of developmental prosopagnosia, and in doing so it also adds new convergent evidence for existing proposals that this region contributes to face recognition.

"Convergent signalling among cleaners, using size, stripes and colour, should facilitate their recognition by fish clients".

TAAR13a and TAAR13d share only 18 28% identity with mouse histamine receptors, and the recognition of histamine by olfactory receptors is likely due to convergent evolution within the GPCR family.

We suggest that conservation of NTS-independent targeting of yeast and trichomonad proteins to the organelle constitute conserved, not convergent properties, and that they reflect the ancestral state of mitochondrial protein recognition and import from the cytosol.