Sentence examples for more specific recognition from inspiring English sources
These experiments demonstrate the structural basis for "dominance" by one protein domain over the other and provide insights into this enzyme's conformational switch from a nonspecific search mode to a more specific recognition mode.
In this context, earlier and more specific recognition of elevated risk could theoretically guide clinicians' selection of more advanced therapies tailored to the baseline risk of the patient, potentially streamlining their care.
Naturally, in vitro selection of RNA aptamers (aimed at an increasingly more specific recognition of a particular amino acid) has little, if anything, in common with shaping of the genetic code that actually took place in early evolution.
Self inspections should be done in the form of an audit of a minimum two people, for which specific topics may be selected (e.g. personnel, equipment, batch records) allowing more specific recognition of shortcomings.
Stem loop DNA probes (SLPs) can be more specific in their recognition of target sequences than linear DNA probes, but unless they are carefully designed, surface interactions can disrupt the native stem loop structure.
L-selectin may require a more specific sequence for recognition.
The second process would involve more specific mechanisms, with the recognition of less typical binding sites, possibly in cooperation with other DNA-binding factors.
It is interesting that participants' increased recognition of the problem as any eating disorder was more robust than the specific recognition of the problem as bulimia.
Sounds a lot like a number of products already on the market, but the claims are more specific to a "gesture-recognition engine".
More recently, we showed that specific recognition of DNA by E2C implies a coupling among histidine protonation, global structural cooperativity, and dynamics, through an "indirect readout" effect on the protein side (52).
Future studies are needed to examine more specific areas of cardiovascular risk recognition and if practice choices will vary according to other relevant variables such as patients' health insurance status, patient gender and race, and socioeconomic status that may be strong determinants of clinical choices.
