Sentence examples for recognition independently from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is invariant with respect to scale, and supports symbol recognition independently from the number and order of strokes.

Parts can be used for recognition independently, and the 20%% data gives a higher recognition rate than any of the 10%% data which combined by.

In contrast, cows are able to perform individual recognition independently of the breed to which individuals belong.

Blocking the β1-ADR with betaxolol (1 mg/kg) impaired social recognition independently of nonsocial odor recognition and object recognition.

For E3 enzymes, we looked for all the proteins showing ubiquitin-protein ligase activity and extracted the proteins involved in substrate recognition independently or dependently on other proteins (in case of complexes).

Interestingly, both slow and fast progressors developed a significant anti-neu antibody response, indicating that pAmot vaccination was sufficient to induce tumor antigen recognition, independently from the titer of anti-Amot antibodies induced and the effect on tumor growth.

For the evaluation of the proposed perception system, we first conducted three kinds of emotion-recognition experiments independently: facial expression recognition, speech emotion recognition, and musical mood recognition.

IL-1β mRNA expression was induced in the hippocampus of WT but not P2X7R−/− mice submitted to the spatial recognition task, independently of the ITI.

Despite their many interconnections, it has been proposed by some that the PRH can support recognition memory independently of the HPC (e.g. Aggleton & Brown, 1999; Norman & O'Reilly, 2003; Diana et al., 2007).

Although branch-point site (BPS) recognition occurs independently and post-exon definition, mutations in this sequence have also been described, due to its proximity to the natural acceptor site.

The particularly significant feature of this observation was the recognition that two independently stable compounds (i.e., cobalt chloride and ammonia) could combine to form a new chemical compound with properties quite different from those of the constituent compounds.