Sentence examples for recognition arising from from inspiring English sources

These firms are characterized by a high use of formal appropriability mechanisms, market opportunity recognition arising from cooperation and high knowledge cumulativeness.

To the states the definition of marriage is "based on an understanding that civil marriage recognition arises from the need to encourage biological parents to remain together for the sake of their children".

Dissociations between categorization and recognition arise from a more liberal criterion for accepting test items as category members than for accepting test items as previously encountered.

Perhaps the most surprising demonstration of promiscuity in GPI signal sequence recognition arose from experiments that showed that the artificial signal sequence Ser Thr Leu converted CD46, a type I membrane protein that is not naturally GPI-anchored, into a robust substrate for GPI-T (~80% conversion) [ 35].

These include false positive and false negative recognition issues arising from ambiguous names and from synonym and spelling variants, respectively.

These data show that related modes of RBS recognition can arise from different germline origins and mature through diverse affinity maturation pathways.

Earlier reports on top-down facilitation of visual recognition are probably related to slower processes arising from conscious recognition [87].

Biodiversity may be a catch-all for various aspects of conservation, but the fresh perspectives arising from recognition of "biodiversity" suggest possible unifying concepts.

A third is the recognition of political instability arising from the failure to address social issues (e.g., human rights and vast income inequalities within and across countries) that diminish social and relationship capital.

The A-T LCLs illustrate a classic model of radiosensitivity and XCIND, whereby increased levels of ROS are secondary to a core DSB recognition and repair defect arising from mutation of a core DDR gene.

Although DSM-5 has put all individuals with autism into a single, umbrella ASD category, it is also important to have explicit recognition of the heterogeneity arising from both developmental and current language (the use of current language specifier for ASD in DSM-5 being an example of this).