Sentence examples for main recognition from inspiring English sources
Dependencies used as the main recognition factor are imperceptible at first [5 7].
Thus the primitive man would dip his hands in colored substances and then apply them to the walls of his cave leaving his fingermarks as a relic of his identity (interestingly enough, fingerprints still today constitute the main recognition factor of one's identity).
The classical Early Growth Factor (EGR) gene, zif268 (Fig. 1) shows the main recognition motif, a helix binding to the major groove of the DNA.
First, to mimic activated platelets, our nanoparticles were conjugated with platelet GPIb, a region of sulfated tyrosines to appear as main recognition epitopes on platelets for vWF binding.
Due to the addition of the surprise recognition procedure, the number of stimuli presented in the two main recognition conditions (FT, NT) was reduced maintaining, however, the same probability (30%) for new and old foils in FT and NT, respectively.
Based on our data, the conserved E/D-L/V-x-x-Q-T1/S1 motif present in the ElxA-group of LanAs likely serves as the main recognition element for their LanPs.
Adenovirus is widely used in gene therapy and vaccination as a viral vector, and its hypervariable regions (HVRs) on hexon are the main antigen recognition sites of adenovirus.
In relation to the main aim (recognition of audio information), a series of planned comparisons revealed no differences in terms of performance between the two price comparable noise cancelling headphones.
Neutrophils from SLE patients have a reduced ability to be recognized and removed by the C1q/calreticulin/CD91-mediated apoptotic pathway, despite the presence of main apoptotic recognition partners [ 58].
Corpse clearance in C. elegans is commonly divided into three main steps: recognition of the neighboring apoptotic cell, corpse internalization/engulfment and phagosome maturation.
The two main kin recognition mechanisms proposed for mammals are familiarity and phenotype matching (sensu Widdig [ 20]: matching an unknown individual either to oneself or to known kin).
