Using a pen-shaped stylus to enter more than a few letters just isn't efficient, and more often than not, handwriting recognition isn't as reliable as it should be.
If an enzyme's recognition motif predisposes it to cut more often in a repetitive region, it may appear more methylation sensitive than one whose recognition site biases it away from these regions.
The thing is, though, once the Brit influences are fed through the footwork template, more often than not they're eaten up beyond recognition.
Graphic design and layout can affect a site's usability but more often affect users in other ways, such as brand recognition, organizational image, aesthetics, and trust.
More often than not it can even tell who you are; using facial recognition it can automatically sign you into your Xbox Live profile.
More often than not the Jews were strangers, and their helpers acted without hope of reward or recognition.
Male students, on the other hand, more often indicated what psychologists call "agentic" goals, such as "demonstrating skill or competence" and seeking "power," "mastery," "independence," "recognition," and "achievement".
Was trauma more often recorded in the asylum seekers simply because they more often disclosed trauma, given the importance that getting recognition for trauma may have in the asylum process?
More often than not, your prospective employer expects your PhD and postdoctoral training institutions to be prestigious with good name recognition and for your CV to list high-quality scientific publications, awards, honors, and other indications of recognition.
More often, however, my response to this staging — which I watched with three different casts on Friday and Saturday — was one of recognition.
