Sentence examples for facilitating recognition of the from inspiring English sources
The aim of the present study was to investigate the occurrence of diagnostic and therapeutic errors in CH with a view to facilitating recognition of the disease and, in turn, improving the clinical and instrumental work-up in affected patients.
Highly diverse IG and TR repertoires are crucial to facilitating recognition of the vast array of antigens to which hosts may be exposed and are therefore considered critical to an effective adaptive immune system [ 3].
To facilitate recognition of the fluorescence epitope by the nanobody, we generated a vector that displays the YFP/GLuc fusion protein on its outer membrane [[16]] and compared it against its intracellular counterpart.
This process includes a preprocessing process for extracting features, a process for extracting additional individual features that facilitate recognition of the electronic product, and a process for normalizing the extracted image features.
All were staff educational intervention programs designed to facilitate recognition of the needs of residents with dementia who were approaching the EOL.
The model illustrates possible future roles but also facilitates recognition of the current contribution of midwives to improving the health of women and their families as part of their core role.
Silverstained or immunostained sections of such thickness are optimal for the demands of low power (stereo) microscopy and greatly facilitate recognition of the laminar and areal distribution pattern of the lesions (see hemisphere sections in Fig. 3).
Such a coincidence facilitated recognition of many of the clusters referenced here (8, 9, 11, 29 ).
The matrix structure is visually straightforward and can facilitate recognition of patterns in the data by any member of the research team, including through drawing attention to contradictory data, deviant cases or empty cells.
AT8-ir sections showing the classical view of the hippocampal formation (Figs. 1b, d) facilitate recognition of lesions in the fascia dentata and Ammon's horn [ 92].
