Sentence examples for gain of recognition from inspiring English sources

These are thought to be involved in multiple translocation events of AVR-Pita, thereby facilitating a cycle of loss and gain of recognition by rice cultivars encoding the cognate Pita resistance protein [ 12].

Thus no gain of recognition of Rook-4 by Gpa2 was conferred by polymorphisms observed at positions 106 and 237 or by the three amino-acid deletion in RanGAP2.

Two polymorphic sites and a three amino-acid deletion in RanGAP2 were found to affect the timing and intensity of the Gpa2-induced hypersensitive response to avirulent GP-RBP-1 variants even though they did not confer any gain of recognition of virulent GP-RBP-1 variants.

The α2-α3 haindependencendence is accompanied by the gain of intermolecular recognition properties at the β2-α2 loop.

Clients like The New York Times, NPR, and The New Republic have recognized her ability to tell a story with simple, universal imagery, and she has gained awards of recognition from American Illustration, 3x3 (SSA), and the Society of Illustrators (SS).

But Cunningham too had gained a kind of recognition that he had not received at home.

"He's gained a lot of recognition for St. Peter's and our basketball program," Leckie said.

It is likely that they organized baseball clubs around New York that gained a measure of recognition and acceptance because most of these Cubans were white.

When your short-story collection, Slaves of New York, came out in 1986, you gained a lot of recognition, as part of what was called the literary brat pack, alongside writers such as Bret Easton Ellis and Jay McInerney.

At Samsung's press conference, the company talked a bit about the brand in the U.S. and how it has gained a lot of recognition over the past year.

In fact, the relation is disadvantageous both for the slave and for the master" (Assiter 1988, 65), for neither gains the forms of recognition necessary for self-conscious awareness and emotional fulfillment.