Sentence examples for recognition and definition from inspiring English sources

Minoli et al. emphasised the importance of common recognition and definition of endoscopic findings.

Nociceptive stimulation at the head or the body might result in differences in thermal thresholds, depending on recognition and definition of end points.

The diagnostic algorithm suggested by Tonutti and colleagues begins with a first-line high sensitivity test (i.e., ANA IIF on HEp-2 cells) to allow antibody positivity recognition and the definition of pattern and titer.

With fuzzy logic clustering it is possible to obtain an image that facilitates lesion recognition and contour definition.

Although PFAM also performed very well, considering that it is a general domain annotation system, it had issues with both domain recognition and domain boundary definitions.

Although most of the key components of spliceosomes are present in all eukaryotic organisms [ 31], there are two mechanisms of splicing-site recognition: exon definition and intron definition [ 32- 35].

What Ms. Keen and Mr. Sousa achieved was worthy of recognition, and demonstrated that the definition of achievement is ever-changing.

Suggestions for future harmonization activities included use of a common nomenclature and definitions, mutual recognition and reducing the number of clinical trials.

As written, H.R. 4437 will further divide the country, continue to demonize the poor and expand beyond recognition the definition of what constitutes a federal crime.

A resolution of ±10-20 ±10-20predicted to be sufficient for transcrist unit recognition, predicteddefinitoon, motif finding, and the identification of new genes.

Another plausible explanation for our findings is childhood social learning of illness behavior (such as family definition of illness, recognition and perceived seriousness of symptoms, and reaction to symptoms), which has been hypothesized to play an important role in the development of illness and health-seeking behavior in children [ 4, 36].