Sentence examples for raised recognized from inspiring English sources

We observed that one of the NCC phosphospecific antibodies raised recognized human NKCC2 phosphorylated at Thr100 (identical to Thr96 in mouse NKCC2), a major SPAK/OSR1 phosphorylation site (CR, unpublished data).

All raised antibodies recognized their specific p300-mediated acetylated residues on recombinant p65 acetylated in vitro (Fig. 3A) or on over expressed p65 acetylated in vivo (Fig. 3B).

And many employers across the country have raised wages, recognizing that a fair minimum wage means more customers with money to spend, and more loyal employees.

Our results even demonstrate that an antibody raised to recognize taxadiene synthase (TS), the rate limiting step in plant Taxol biosynthesis, strongly cross reacts to the apparent endophyte TS, a result which appeared to be confirmed using a negative control (non-Taxol producing Fusarium fungus) and positive controls (two fungal Taxol elicitors) (Additional file 6).

(Nurse, facility manager, 35 years, DBO, PHC) In terms of perceived advantages by the pros for non-financial incentive, the following arguments were raised: By recognizing workers through letters or verbal appreciation, this can motivate better; motivation is not only financial, the other aspects are very useful to consider.

That's dating back to the period when the debt ceiling was raised because everyone recognized it as the responsible thing to do.

Western blotting with whole M. pneumoniae as antigen confirmed the specificity of the antisera raised as they recognized single specific bands for each antigen without any cross-reactivity.

In situ experiments revealed that an antibody raised against HOCl LDL recognized epitopes that colocalize both with myeloperoxidase and CD3-positive T-cells in human decidual tissue where local stimulation of the immune system occurs.

Certain antibodies have been reported to recognize conformational epitopes in Aβ assemblies and react with similar assemblies of other amyloidogenic proteins [12] [15], and some raised against oligomers recognize both oligomeric and fibrillar assemblies [15] [17].

Under the direction of American educator Samuel G. Howe, superintendent of the school, and several other teachers there, including Lydia Drew, Mary Swift (Lamson), and Sarah Wight, Bridgman mastered receptive and expressive language skills by using her fingers to recognize raised letters of the English alphabet and to receive and deliver tactile spelling of ordinary English words.

While the recent high demand for high rising buildings has led to the development of high-performance and highstrength steels, the requirements for structural-performance steel for building have been raised as engineers recognize the potential damage that an earthquake can wreak on a tall building.