"This recognition confers on the Court in Chancery one of the highest forms of praise a judiciary can receive," Mr. Rehnquist said.
The recognition confers no title but is restricted to a select group of 65 for achievements in the arts, literature, music, science, politics, industry, or religion.
These findings in molecular recognition conferring potency and selectivity facilitated illustrative studies on nAChR structure-guided insecticide design, yielding outstandingly potent and selective candidate compounds with novel pharmacophores.
Formal recognition confers certain legal benefits and rights upon a group, as well as providing them with the satisfaction of recovering their separate identity as a tribe.
Now he's back, with a front-runner status conferred by the name-recognition conferred by exposure of his jockey shorts.
The specificity of self-recognition is conferred by S-haplogroups (S-haplotypes or S-alleles), because the SCR and SRK proteins derived from the same S-haplogroups bind one another and inhibit the growth of the pollen tubes (Takayama et al., 2001; Kachroo et al., 2001).
Hemin was proven to not only serve as the catalytic center but also play an essential role in molecular recognition; the multiple-site interactions between the plural co-monomers and the substrate may overcome the interference of water molecules during molecular recognition and confer on the MIP an ideal substrate specificity toward template and catalytic activity even under aqueous conditions.
Napoleon's Legion of Honour, meanwhile, conferred recognition on men who served the state, primarily military officers who largely stood outside the ranks of the landed notables.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06821.006 The HD-primed and DMI-induced enhancers are active during distinct stages of differentiation, and employ different motifs to recruit C/EBPβ, suggesting that distinct classes of C/EBPβ-recognition sequences confer temporal regulation of gene transcription during adipocyte development.
