I do mean to evoke recognition that we sometimes strive to relate to our memories and histories in ways that are not reducible to a quest for using them well or getting them right.
This assumption gains plausibility from the fact that the GKT memory probes directly name details from the crime, thus constituting exceedingly potent retrieval cues for a personally significant event, making it appear extremely unlikely that if a related memory is present, the cue will not automatically evoke recognition and its neural markers.
Owing to the resolution of findings and the non-specific lack of framing that is critical in valid grounded theory building, there are but a few thematic codes that emerge from the data to evoke the recognition and remedy of dystechnia.
An intensively studied type of plant PCD is the hypersensitive response (HR), a localized cell death reaction evoked following recognition of invading pathogens [2].
But the virtual city is familiar enough to evoke twinges of recognition.
References to sexual escapades in the White House and to the role of God in campaigning are guaranteed to evoke smiles of recognition.
Thus, upregulation of CD47, an antiphagocytic 'don't eat me' signal, might confer CTCs with a non-immunogenic profile by enabling them to escape the consequences of cell-damage-induced upregulation of pro-phagocytic signals and, therefore, the immune sequelae evoked after CTC recognition in the context of adaptive immunity104.
Efficient priming is dependent on full maturation of DCs, which is evoked by the recognition of specific pathogen-associated molecular patterns by their distinct pathogen recognition receptors (PPRs).
Today, his name evokes only a vague recognition in most English-language readers.
Their destruction, likewise, evokes my first true recognition of the extent of permanent damage we have done to our environment.
Her description of their wall of angry scrawls evokes a feeling of recognition in a reader who lived through the 60's.
