Sentence examples for recognition of capacity from inspiring English sources
Reliable recognition of capacity for N-terminal myristoylation from the substrate protein sequence alone is desirable for proteome-wide function annotation projects but the existing PROSITE motif is not practical, since it produces huge numbers of false positive and even some false negative predictions.
Systematic identification and clear recognition of capacity assets can provide opportunities for sharing these assets within networks such as CHEPSAA, for example, through developing joint curricula and applying for collaborative research.
Many capacity assessments tend to focus on capacity needs (L'Hirondel 1998; Sidle et al. 2006; Green and Bennett 2007) with less explicit recognition of capacity assets in the assessments (UNDP, 2008).
A clear recognition of capacity assets is essential especially where application of these assets are constrained and the assets thus need 'unleashing' within organizations (Development Assistance Committee 2006; UNDP 2006).
War exacts immense demands on the human capacity to cope, but a forthright recognition of our capacity for resilience does no disservice to the afflicted.
VanAcker was selected in recognition of her capacity for leadership as demonstrated through her commitment to empowering young people to join the conservation field.
Only in early nineties there began to be widespread recognition of Linux' capacity to innovate.
The evolution and diversification of flood risk management strategies outline the growing involvement of societies and the recognition of their capacity of action.
By investigating the question of prevention, they join the more general concern that emphasizes the recognition of societal capacity to move on from a fatalistic view towards prevention and more resilient territories (Guillier 2016a).
Here UNAIDS's recognition of the capacity of community systems 'to organize for their own change' is supportive (32).
Secondly, the consistent use of the methodological framework, potentially contributed to the emphasis on, and the potential recognition of, similar capacity issues.
