Sentence examples for potent recognition from inspiring English sources

This suggests that extensive resurfacing of Prb is required to achieve selective and potent recognition of gankyrin.

Potent antigen recognition is not sufficient for IgM-mediated HIV-1 inactivation.

Depending on their composition and cargo, such exosomes could possibly render non-infected bystander cells more susceptible for infection or undermine potent immune recognition of already infected cells.

Interestingly, the engineered protein was found to exhibit much lower neutralization potency than its wild-type counterpart, indicating that potent antigen recognition is not solely responsible for IgM-mediated HIV-1 inactivation.

A comparatively larger template of periocular image than the optimal one can be slightly more potent for recognition, but the larger template heavily slows down the biometric system by making feature extraction computationally intensive and increasing the database size.

Because of a lower mass distributed in the same volume after refolding, we hypothesize that the scFv core remains accessible, either at the end of the worms or through a loosely packed corona composed of the ELP protein polymer, which allows for potent CD20 recognition.

The importance of what he had done was not recognized at the time, but Playfair, who also invented pie charts and bar graphs, had found a way to take advantage of a potent pattern-recognition machine: the human brain.

One possible scenario could be that surmounting the SAMHD1 barrier would expose HIV-1 to potent innate immune recognition mechanisms that facilitate host control of the infection.

This study establishes guidelines for the conception of more potent analogues for the recognition of both AT and GC inverted base pairs.

Riya leverages potent facial and text recognition technology with an intelligent interface to help people make sense of the thousands of untitled and untagged photos that are building up on their hard drives (and on the web).

With the exception of QSAR models adapted for compound screening, no approaches have thus far been introduced that incorporate potency information as a parameter and direct search calculations toward the recognition of potent hits.