Sentence examples for critically recognition from inspiring English sources

Critically, recognition is not accepted by Serbia itself - Belgrade says it never will be.

Here, we discuss recent findings that indicate that the timing of target cell recognition critically contributes to CTL effectiveness.

Even if we ultimately justify their employment, our use of them remains critically informed by recognition of the limits of the terms and the overgeneralizations and exclusions they can foster.

The tuning experiment shows that a good trade-off between accuracy and BG evaluation effort is obtained at α = 0.4, but that it does not critically affect the recognition accuracy.

To critically appraise the recognition of methodological challenges in evaluation studies on assessment tools and nurses' clinical judgement on fall risk in older people and suggest how to reduce respective research waste.

Now in its fourth year, The Berlin Art Prize was founded out of a frustration at always seeing the same names judged as critically worthy of recognition.

Specifically, we observed that TLR8-mediated RNA sensing is critically involved in recognition of viable Escherichia coli and S. aureus.

Critical care begins immediately upon recognition of the critically ill (or potentially critically ill) patient, who has been defined as 'any patient who is physiologically unstable, requiring constant and minute-to-minute titration of therapy according to the evolution of the disease process' [ 1].

In this period the NSO first achieved artistic recognition, made critically acclaimed recordings, and instituted the commissioning of new works.

This could be in relation with an earlier recognition of critically illness patients and no delayed respiratory support treatment.

The present computational analysis suggests that Tyr plays an outstanding role for the antigen-antibody interaction and the CDR loops of the heavy chain is critically important for antibody recognition of antigen.