Sentence examples for often recognition from inspiring English sources

The problem is often recognition.

"There's often recognition that firearms and domestic violence is a lethal combination, but it's followed quickly with concerns about taking away an individual's right to possess a firearm," said Kristine Hall, the policy director for the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance.

Most often, recognition was informal, consisting of the acknowledgement that corridors existed and were subject to some degree of customary regulation.

Often recognition of a particular antigen-MHC complex is mediated by TCR using identical V chains with very similar CDR amino acid sequences (reviewed in [ 2]).

More often, recognition of ERV-encoded self-antigens will induce a degree of immunological tolerance by deletion from the B cell receptor (BCR) or TCR repertoire of clones with sufficient reactivity to these antigenic self-epitopes.

The cis-acting boxes are often recognition sites of stress-related DNA binding factors (DBFs) and may be organized as arrays of two or three repeated motifs (RM) in tandem [ 14, 15].

Once power is secure, revolutionaries often seek recognition by strong outsiders.

Mr. Trachtenberg said that even if celebrities do not donate their own money, their efforts often warrant recognition and scrutiny.

Almost three-quarters of those honoured are ordinary people who have made a notable contribution to their community, often without recognition.

Between 2003 and 2005 she documented the fate of young Afghan women who had burned themselves, often beyond recognition, sometimes to death.

Many commentators and media asked: "What could have been done to prevent this?" There was an implicit (and often explicit) recognition that punitive drug policies drive people into the shadows and that sensible reforms would save lives.