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However, it is interesting to note that this participant used the same color to fill in similar structures within the single illustration which may indicate recognition of a pattern in this specific forelimb.

All Anticalins can be readily expressed in Escherichia coli as soluble and strictly monomeric proteins, and they show specific staining of ED-B-positive tumor cells in immunofluorescence microscopy while BIAcore affinity analyses indicate recognition of distinct ED-B epitopes.

We also asked whether the person was referred by someone else or self-referred for their first contact, thus reflecting awareness of illness as self-referral would indicate recognition of the need for treatment.

It was unclear if the officials' reticence indicated recognition of serious cracks or corruption in Russia's system of antidoping controls.

That's important because it indicates recognition of the fact that the expenses of marketing and distribution used by mutual funds to attract investors are of no benefit to an employee in a 401(k) plan.

Separately, we have shown that RB is capable of eliciting the HR and other resistance responses, indicating recognition of P. infestans effectors (Y. Chen and D. Halterman, submitted).

The neutralization pattern of the different VHH together with the results from the competition assays with Mab 8-2 indicated recognition of antigenic site IIa [20] for all but Rab-C12, which seemed to recognize a different epitope (Figure 4).

These results did not change when participants indicating recognition of targets were excluded [MA' = .57, SD = .09, t(18) = 3.39, p = .002, r = .54; MB' = .01, SD = .02] and the accuracy [t(27) = 0.16, p = .87] and response bias scores [t(27) = 0.63, p = .53] of those participants recognizing targets versus those that did not recognize targets did not significantly differ.

The trigger indicated recognition of the target position.

The oriented growth of germ tubes indicates recognition of topographic and chemical signals on the host surface.

Interviews with UNICEF staff indicated recognition of the need to address ECD but also suggested that it has been conceptualized largely as an educational intervention.