Sentence examples for recognize determining from inspiring English sources

Since eIF3 cooperates with the cap-binding eIF4 complex in directing the 5' end of mRNAs to the 40S ribosome, and several eIF3 subunits contain RNA binding motifs, our data is consistent with a model in which eIF3 complexes defined by distinct PCI proteins recognize determining features of mRNAs presented to the 40S subunit in concert with eIF4.

With Multimodality Image Registration using Information Theory (MIRIT), which has an accuracy of a subvoxel, the exact position of the implant could be recognized, determined and implemented in the patients DICOM files [16].

These intervals are from time zero which was the time that signs and symptoms of shock could have first been recognized determined by retrospective review.

Recognize that determining the safety of ice is dependent on a combination of factors, not on one factor alone.

The crack induced damage and the occurrence of pitting should be recognized in determining the residual shear strength.

The simple method with rapid recognition, good sensitivity and high stability provided a new perspective to recognize and determine DOPA enantiomers with fast, stabile, selective characteristics.

Both antibodies recognize conformationally determined epitopes that are lost upon reduction [ 32], requiring us to run our gel under nonreducing conditions.

While race can be seen as having a genetic component of heritable physical traits, the social constructs of race in a modern society are recognized as determining many of the stress-related factors we discuss here.

In a 2005 commentary on GM food technology, Esra Galun, a respected Jewish Professor of Plant Sciences at the Weizmann Institute of Plant Sciences, who is an expert on Jewish religious prescriptions on plants and food crops recognizes that determining whether it is good to develop genetically modified food crops is fraught with problems [ 28].

Paternal descent is also recognized and determines membership in the ntoro, a group sharing certain taboos, surnames, forms of etiquette, and ritual purification ceremonies.

No norms are recognized to determine whether a dialogue, a confession, a piece of religious or of scientific writing, is excellent, mediocre, or outright bad, and each author has to be relished, and appraised, chiefly in his own right.