Sentence examples for importance for recognition from inspiring English sources
Finally Section 6 concludes with describing the decided periocular template which is optimal for human recognition and marks its importance for recognition from a large database.
Recently, Jiang et al. report that only the first six base pairs near PAM are of great importance for recognition efficiency in bacteria [ 20].
Since the co-crystal structure of IHF with dsDNA indicates an exo-Pro65 conformation in the α-arm and an endo-Pro64 in the β-arm (Fig. 6), the conformation might be of significant importance for recognition.
The cour and its members are of foremost importance for the recognition, acknowledgement and care of the pregnancy and the children born in the family cluster.
Whereas the existence of bona fide objects is independent of human cognitive activities, the recognition and establishment of fiat inner boundariesmat is of crucial importance for the recognition of fiat object parts – their existence depends on human cognitive acts.
The distinction of angiomatous meningioma from HBL is irrelevant for therapy, as in both of the cases surgery is curative, but the correct identification of HBL is of crucial importance for possible recognition of VHL disease.
The local environment around the fluorine, which determines the 19F NMR chemical shift, appears to be of paramount importance for the recognition mechanism.
A specific loop in TmCel5A, Tmloop, is one of the most structurally divergent regions compared to CtCel5E and interacts with substrates, suggesting the importance for mannan recognition.
As precise placement of the eyes in facial approximations is of importance for facial recognition, this study tested established guidelines by measuring specific instrumental dimensions.
Evaluation of the available crystallographic structures point to the presence of a conserved water molecule which could have importance for base recognition within class II enzymes, a property that can be explored in future drug design efforts.
Indeed, letters that are of special importance for word recognition are distributed throughout words in Arabic rather than concentrated towards the beginning (as in Latinate languages).
