Sentence examples for hinder recognition from inspiring English sources

The joint trajectories estimated from depth maps are generally noisy, which might hinder recognition accuracy.

When initialised appropriately, longer-length acoustic models that borrow their topology from a sequence of triphones cannot capture the pronunciation variation phenomena that hinder recognition performance the most.

The loss of reactivity in 1/4 of the TCR is not surprising as conformational limitations imposed by the S107 may conceivably hinder recognition.

Although behavioral and fMRI results from the spacing effect support the idea that repetition priming could hinder recognition memory by reducing encoding-related processing and brain activity, quantitative examinations of the relationship between repetition priming and subsequent memory have failed to reveal any strong negative correlation either within or across subjects [29], [45].

Thus, the single, very conservative, T66S substitution was sufficient to hinder recognition of HPV45 L2 by this antibody, consistent with our hypothesis that the sequence changes are responsible for the failure of at least some anti-HPV16 L2 antibodies to cross-react with HPV45.

Many people cannot recognise mental disorders correctly, they differ from mental health professionals in their beliefs about causes and the most effective treatments, and they have stigmatizing attitudes which hinder recognition and appropriate help-seeking.

Engineering polymer surfaces reduces nanoparticles (NPs) aggregation and phagocytosis due to effective shielding, hindering recognition by the reticuloendothelial system (RES).

This eye-opening book tells the dynamic but little-known story of how Australia provided the world with songbirds and parrots, among other bird groups, why Australian birds wield surprising ecological power, how Australia became a major evolutionary center, and why scientific biases have hindered recognition of these discoveries.

The shedding of soluble MICA by human tumors not only hinders recognition of the MICA-expression tumor cells, but also results in systemic downregulation of NKG2D on NK and CD8+ T cells, and evasion of NKG2D-mediated immune recognition 30, 31.

One should also be aware that cognitive biases not necessarily hinder opportunity recognition but can also promote it to create successful ventures (Adler and Kwon,2002).

A high-dimensional feature would result in the following problems: First, some features are irrelevant or redundant and cannot provide supportive information for classification (in the worst sense, inappropriately emphasizing such features may even hinder the recognition accuracy); second, the training of classifiers in a high-dimensional space would be difficult and time consuming.