Sentence examples for helped recognition from inspiring English sources

Most studies, however, which examined the effect of SSRI on the affective processing of faces have found that an acute administration of a single dose helped recognition of expressions of fear [ 69, 70] with a corresponding worsening at long term administration [ 71– 71].

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

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.

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.

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].

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].

It is the world fame of Britain's Turner prize that has helped win recognition for contemporary Scottish art.

Kerry acknowledged that he had helped win recognition for Karzai's questionable victory in the last presidential ballot.

Evatt helped secure recognition of the rights of smaller nations in the United Nations and served as president of the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 49.