In particular, we highlight the relative success of TFGB in the way it meets people's primarily distributional concerns, apparently without significantly challenging prevalent expectations of recognition or procedural justice.
In both organisms the most prevalent domain was RNA recognition motif (PF00076) (Table 2).
It is perhaps significant that backward connections should be so prevalent in the object recognition pathway, given the clear evolutionary importance of recognising objects and the fact that occluded objects are a classic example of nonlinearity, whose recognition may depend on top-down predictions (Mumford 1994).
Recognition of prevalent pathogens such as CMV and EBV by an increased number of B-cells with a readily matured phenotype could magnify the antibody response to CMV and EBV in the first year of ART and also explain the elevation in these responses up to 14 years later.
Recognition of the prevalent role of nutrients, particularly nitrogen, in limiting phytoplankton abundance in marine ecosystems drove efforts to derive a general relationship allowing the prediction of chlorophyll a from nitrogen concentrations.
Voice has the power to become a much more prevalent computing interface now that speech recognition has improved and wearable devices like wireless earbuds are proliferating.
Other approaches, such as the supervector-based regression techniques prevalent in numerous face and speaker recognition studies [4-6], have received little attention in this context.
Moreover, the potential sequences for moAb recognition could be less prevalent in avenins than in gliadins, hordeins, and secalins.
Thus, bidirectional recognition is probably more prevalent in recognition of linear helical motifs than in recognition of larger structured elements.
However, a number of teleost fish species [19], [20] and anuran tadpoles [21] prefer to observe their own mirror reflections with their left eye, what indicates the prevalent role of the right hemisphere in recognition and responding to conspecifics.
