Sentence examples for potential for recognition from inspiring English sources

Peptide nucleic acid (PNA) is a nonionic DNA/RNA mimic that possesses outstanding potential for recognition of duplex DNA.

Partnerships between researchers, farmers, and other stakeholders to integrate ecological and socioeconomic research help evaluate ecosystem services, the tradeoffs of different management scenarios, and the potential for recognition or rewards for provision of ecosystem services.

The spacing factor had been chosen during early development of research protocols, having the goal of providing shapes that were approximately equivalent in their potential for recognition.

An early goal in the development of the research protocol was to compensate for complexity and familiarity of shapes by varying the size of the display set, thus providing for approximate equality in potential for recognition.

As well as reducing the potential for recognition errors by minimising overlap between colonies' odour profiles, within-colony odour sharing may preclude within-colony conflicts and nepotism by mixing the cues that provide information on genetic identity [20], [22], [23].

The present results indicate that the adjustment for display set size did not render the shapes comparable in their potential for recognition, in that hit rates were lower as a function of Dot# for each level of T3, including T3 = 0.

The design and synthesis of a porphyrin-appended terpyridine, 5- 4- [2,2′ 5- 4- [2,2′ 5- 4- [2,2′carboxyamidyl)phenyl)-10,15,20-triphenylporphyrin (H2TPPTPy) and its application as potential fluoroionophore for recognition of metal ions are reported.

It had significance as enough of a victory to give President Abraham Lincoln the confidence to announce his Emancipation Proclamation, which discouraged the British and French governments from potential plans for recognition of the Confederacy.

The MHC class I molecules present peptides (pMHC I) on the cell surface as potential targets for recognition by the CD8+ T cell repertoire.

In this paper we attempt to distinguish entrepreneurs with high potential for opportunity recognition and entrepreneurs with low potential for opportunity recognition on personal factors (self-efficacy, cognitive styles and motivation), and interpersonal factor (social networks).

Previously it was reported that binding site B5 (LRR16 19) (corresponding to human) had the highest affinity for PGN recognition, and binding site B6 (LRR8–10) had a low potential for PGN recognition [ 53].