Sentence examples for recognition prior from inspiring English sources

The experimental results suggest involvement of polar interactions as well as of hydrophobic contacts in the protein recognition prior to the intermolecular electron transfer.

For a candidate who had had relatively low national name recognition prior to entering the race, Paul did surprisingly well in fundraising, taking in more money than any other Republican candidate in the fourth quarter of 2007, as the primary season headed into the Iowa caucuses.

However, the present findings support the notion that the initial stages of object recognition, prior to consolidation in VSTM, are insensitive to object orientation and that orientation effects arise at a later stage of processing when objects are attended and consolidated for report.

In ventricle recognition, prior information is embodied in spatial templates derived from MRI images.

Therefore, while one-third of physicians had some previous ultrasound experience, that experience was limited and certainly there was minimal exposure or experience with thoracic ultrasound scanning techniques or image recognition prior to this training intervention.

Since they were found only in the IRB library, it is likely that they are involved in Plasmodium recognition prior to immune activation unless recognition, which appears to involve multiple pattern recognition proteins, is progressive.

But this must nevertheless be seen as a recognition that Prior has plenty to do in regaining form and fitness after a wretched 12 months.

For some students, this includes the granting of advanced standing based on recognition of prior qualifications.

Despite the optimistic outlook, the stock has been depressed due to a Securities and Exchange Commission probe involving revenue recognition in prior periods.

Before the recognition, some prior information could help to estimate the possible range of the code length l.

The number of fixations directed to feature areas of faces was positively associated with emotion recognition accuracy prior to training.