Sentence examples for recognition and evidence from inspiring English sources

Despite increasing clinical recognition and evidence, underlying processes that initiate expansion of such clones are not well understood [ 21].

The crucial role of HLA molecules in immune recognition and evidence for the involvement of drug-specific T cells in several of these HLA-associated reactions indicates that the immune system is involved but does not implicate a particular HLA allele [ 25- 28].

As in previous studies, we expected low rates of recognition and evidence-based treatment of GAD.

Simulation research participants (n = 75) were first required to attend a didactic training session focusing on recognition and evidence-based treatment for critically ill patients with sepsis.

This idea is consistent with prototype-based accounts of face recognition [23],[24], and evidence for processing advantages for faces of one's own ethnicity (which tend to be seen more often) [25].

Porter expressed frustration at the refusal of police to publish details about the number and location of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras, and evidence of their effectiveness.

Political recognition of science and evidence may be greater in the UK than in many other countries, but Churchill's tap is still only producing a trickle of scientific evidence.

Hence, to encourage teams to focus on GO term extraction, we proposed, for this task, to separate gene recognition from GO term and evidence code selection by including both the gene names and associated NCBI Gene identifiers in the task data sets.

In recent years two important advances have occurred in archaeobotany: the recognition of pre-domestication cultivation and evidence for different sub-centres of crop domestication within this region.

Gather all the necessary evidence for skills recognition and RPL Compile a portfolio of evidence (the Application Booklet) under the guidance of the Continental Education Consultancy Group Wait for the evaluation.

2 27 However, in developing countries, addressing the aforementioned disparities in disease awareness, 28 recognition and timely administration of evidence-based therapies could lead to meaningful improvements in the care of young women with AMI and should be a target of future interventions.