Sentence examples for effects the recognition from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the complexity of vascular pattern in diseased retina makes the extraction of blood vessels very hard, which majorally effects the recognition rate.
The experimentally determined Michaelis constant Kmc results from a combination of two effects: the recognition of the substrate by the enzyme and the molecular interactions between substrate and solvent.
That's why critical taste and advocacy — in effect, the recognition of the artists of today as the notables of tomorrow — matter far more than "entertainment chatter".
The bulk of the attention is devoted to metal-free systems that are able to effect the recognition, binding or transport of phosphate and sulfate.
(v) Basing on the obtained results, we gave some implications such as the confirmation of high efficient information transmission, the identification of potential destructive effect, the recognition of important nodes and the creation of new information transmission path within the RTS.
In addition to effects of age, sex, genetic polymorphism, cellular heterogeneity and the environment are added DNA extraction methods, batch effects and the recognition that activated immune, and other cells exhibit a very different epigenotype to their resting namesakes.
Klopotek describes the varied effects of the recognition process on each tribe's social and political structures, community cohesion, cultural revitalization projects, identity, and economic health.
It did not ask about the validity or legal effects of the recognition of Kosovo by those states that have recognized it as independent.
Additionally, this kind of editing was also detected in the seed sequences of miRNAs and may have effects on the recognition of target genes [11].
Such stress-mediated effects favouring the recognition of potential helpers fit in well with a new theory on the biobehavioral stress response that has been proposed by Taylor and colleagues [35].
In summary, the current experiments complement and extend prior work with verbal material by showing that dysphoric mood has adverse effects on the recognition of pictures.
