Sentence examples for corresponding recognition from inspiring English sources

It's a remarkable, often wrenching, two-headed performance: Larson's best actress Oscar was hard earned, but the lack of corresponding recognition for Tremblay's fevered, alert co-playing hardly seems fair.

"As this crisis has unfolded, and climbed up the global agenda, there has been a corresponding recognition that, within these massive migratory movements, are vulnerable children, women and men who can be easily exploited by smugglers and traffickers," wrote Fedotov in a foreword to the study.

The corresponding recognition results are shown in Table 3.

This is widely used in the face detection and the corresponding recognition systems [7].

The skillfully designed molecular beacon can be conveniently used for detection of diverse virulence genes as long as the corresponding recognition sequences are embedded.

Here, we assign the exponent α to different values within the range [0, 1] and then proceed with MSE to investigate the corresponding recognition accuracy.

Compared to the corresponding unprotected recognition schemes, genuine match rates of approximately 95 and 97 % at which no false accepts are observed and maintained in a single- and multi-instance scenario, respectively.

Furthermore, WFPSNR behaves better than SS and is also very helpful with Test Set C. Finally, the method "MMSE log-STSA" performs quite well, and its corresponding averaged recognition accuracy is slightly better than that of WFPSNR.   2.

We introduce here a new set of proteases and corresponding protease recognition modules that are optimally suited for this purpose: a SUMO-specific and a NEDD8-specific protease from Brachypodium distachyon (bdSENP1 and bdNEDP1), the NEDP1 protease from Salmo salar (ssNEDP1), Saccharomyces cerevisiae Atg4p (scand4) and Xenopus laevis Usp2 (xlUsp2).

The list of anti-prion mAbs with their corresponding epitope recognition residues and concentrations are shown in Table  1.

The currently accepted model is that plants recognize conserved pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) through corresponding pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) which in turn trigger plant immune responses [ 1- 3].