Sentence examples for mainly recognizing from inspiring English sources

To prepare cities for active aging (i.e., to turn the city into an age-friendly city) means to prevent problems associated with and respond to needs and preferences related to aging, considering and respecting the decisions of old people and their chosen lifestyle, promoting their inclusion, and mainly, recognizing their contribution in the community (Plouffe and Kalache 2010).

A mutation study revealed that E. coli TmcA strictly discriminates elongator tRNAMet from the structurally similar tRNAIle by mainly recognizing the C27 G43 pair in the anticodon stem.

Second, [18F]fluorophenylalanine mainly recognizes amino acid transport but is not metabolized in the cell, while MET is metabolized in the cells after transportation.

The results suggest that site I of HA33/C is quite unique in that it mainly recognizes Neu5Ac, and site II seems less important for the lectin specificity.

Our findings show that park users mainly recognized the cultivated plants promoted by gardeners, whereas the botanist more frequently observed spontaneous plants.

As risk of exceedance of environmental quality standards is mainly recognized in catchments dominated by cropland, the IIMF is well suited for assessing the nutrient component of the WFD ecological status.

We also observed that mung bean nuclease shows a preference for cleaving ApN bonds and that RNase V1 mainly recognizes U residues in both single- and double-stranded RNAs.

Human C1-esterase inhibitor (C1-INH) is a multifunctional plasma protein with a wide range of inhibitory and non-inhibitory properties, mainly recognized as a key down-regulator of the complement and contact cascades.

Recent studies propose B-cells to mainly recognize antigen in the form of immune complexes bound to Fc or complement receptors on e.g. follicular dendritic cells [7].

Although PCs are mainly recognized as the outer leaflet lipid, it should be remembered that some part of this lipid species are present also in the inner leaflet (∼15% of the total inner leaflet lipids depending on the membrane).

S. aureus cell wall components including peptidoglycan, lipoproteins, and alanylated lipoteichoic acid, are inflammation inducers, and provoke the activation of host immune cells [8]. S. aureus cell wall pattern molecules are mainly recognized by cell-surface TLR2 and cytoplasmic nucleotide-binding oligomerization domain 2 (Nod2) in host cells, which signal the presence of bacterial infection.