Sentence examples for example recognition of from inspiring English sources
What is more, the "Israelis" soon realise that their cards consist of tangible assets – starting with land – which they are being asked to give up for abstract declarations – on, for example, recognition of Israel – from people they hardly trust.
Further, a formulation with penalty variables, for example recognition of interferences via constraints of the type: A ∧ B ⇔ C like in (5b), (5d), is impracticable.
For example, recognition of the significance of certain clinical tests resulted in their subsequent application during the study (e.g. tests of over-reactivity).
With screening technologies such as carbohydrate microarrays, entirely novel and unsuspected carbohydrate recognition systems are being discovered, as for example, recognition of di-glucosyl-high-manose N-glycans by the endoplasmic recognition protein malectin.
For example, recognition of the first human case of H5N1 avian influenza in Hong Kong in 1997 was facilitated by the surveillance of ducks, geese, and chickens in southern China during the preceding decades (20).
Mr Obama also wants to strengthen unions, by for example allowing recognition of a union without a vote if enough workers have signed union cards (Mr McCain opposes this).
To our knowledge, this is the first example of recognition of this particular gene in real samples, using a LNA-based electrochemical genosensor.
For example, through recognition of users in a real-time interactive system, various personalized services can be provided to each user [2].
For example, the recognition of Myc to its binding sites is based on specific epigenetic context and, once bound to DNA, Myc locally enhances histone acetylation [18], [59].
Effective leadership by example and recognition of the complexities of engaging partners globally are key tenets in the process.
For example, improved recognition of sepsis may have led to earlier admission of patients with sepsis, and this may influence the outcome of the admitted patients.
