Sentence examples for help recognition from inspiring English sources

To investigate recognition of help, we designed a card-guessing game (Virtual Help Recognition Paradigm) involving two successive virtual agents asking questions to the participant at different moments of the game.

The results extend those of Fox Tree [6] by showing that an um before a target can help recognition of that target, just as uh can.

Authors have postulated that low spatial frequencies could allow building up a quick hypothesis about the content of the image [17] to help recognition or categorization.

This kind of autophagy requires binding of chaperons to help recognition of autophagosome to the targeted protein and therefore was given a term as chaperon-mediated autophagy (CMA) [ 100].

They were encouraged to eat at regular intervals to avoid strong 'hunger' sensations that could provoke over-eating; to plan intake; to have healthy snacks visible at home and work (e.g., eat a fruit first); to take the time to savour meals and snacks with minimal distractions to help recognition of satiety signals; and to try to eat as a family.

Probabilistic algorithms can be used for finding explanations for streams of data, helping recognition systems to analyze processes that occur over time [126].

This suggests that one possible function of seeds in coding regions is in helping recognition of seeds in 3'UTRs or in enhancing miRNA-target interactions.

While it could be argued that knowledge of the Western psychiatric label of PTSD is not necessary for help-seeking, there is evidence that self-labelling as having a particular mental disorder activates a schema about appropriate action to take and helps recognition of the disorder by health practitioners [ 15].

While the presence of eyeglasses help face recognition systems, they degrade the performance of a periocular recognition system.

In addition to help early recognition of disease, our findings suggest different pathophysiologic mechanisms.

Awareness of this unusual ECG presentation of a relatively common electrolyte abnormality may help expedite recognition and treatment of a potentially life-threatening disorder.