Sentence examples for detailed recognition from inspiring English sources

Calibration of the data to well log-defined oil saturations allowed much more detailed recognition of variation in residual oil saturations (ROS) and helped in determining present and palaeo-oil water contacts (OWCs).

The detailed recognition mechanism awaits the determination of the complex structure between Sre1 and Scp1.

For this reason, the detailed recognition mechanism is often unknown, and different approaches have been used to complement crystallographic studies and provide descriptions of the protein's intrinsic flexibility, such as nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, fluorescence, 28) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, as reviewed in recent publications.

Detailed recognition of relationships which control development and growth of myomas may promote design of a new or improved manner of therapy in the morbid unit.

Just pressing "Recognize This" tells you that you're pointing at a book and reads out the title, but a more detailed text recognition mode ("Read This") will read more detailed information off of the spine and cover.  .

Although the detailed target recognition mechanism is still elusive, several algorithms attempt to predict miRNA targets.

Singh et al. reported detailed emotion recognition pattern of children with ADHD between 5 and 13 years [ 7].

However, a detailed examination of recognition specificity revealed that the 3' phosphate of CoA, and not the pantotheine arm, determined recognition by these two isolates.

Thus in order to assess the IAR accurately, we created a set of vector-based "urban landscape GIS delineation" data for a typical urban watershed in Tokyo using detailed land use recognition, which exactly delineated the pervious and impervious features into 20 land use types in the watershed.

Therefore, we conducted a multicenter cohort study with the aim to gain a detailed insight into recognition of ADEs by medical teams in older inpatients.

Either I have changed or Davis's translation has changed me, or most likely, I have in some way absorbed and become accustomed to the detailed gradations, the recognitions and echoes, the hair-line distinctions between infatuation and obsession, between humiliation and masochism, the ambiguities of possession that flowed into me and pushed aside almost everything else in that book.