Sentence examples for recognize entirely from inspiring English sources

This multi-site DNA recognition mode offers novel design principles to recognize entirely new DNA motifs.

Now they recognize, entirely because of Lowe's, that they have to spend money on existing stores," says Eric Bosshard of Midwest Research, who expects Depot will have a resurgence later this year.

Since I was inexperienced with an English brushoff, I didn't recognize it entirely, so I carried on and wrote again".

The glycan shield on the human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIV-1) envelope (Env) glycoprotein has drawn attention as a target for HIV-1 vaccine design given that an increasing number of potent and broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) recognize epitopes entirely or partially comprised of high mannose type N-linked glycans.

Freud's status is unique because he recognized an entirely different mental realm, and many of his concepts -- pioneering and radical in their time -- are so familiar today that they have entered the daily vocabulary of the general public.... [Yet] today we seem much more inclined to castigate Freud for his omissions and errors than Darwin for his.

An itinerant basketball scout, Father Grady O'Basketball, saw Alvin's potential and enrolled him at a nearby parochial boarding school, St. Basketball's School of Basketball, which offered not only a chance to excel at sports but also solid moral instruction according to the tenets of the Church of Basketball, a legally recognized but entirely made-up religion/tax shelter.

Biden looked up, pleased but perplexed by an image he doesn't control or entirely recognize.

More than three months after his stroke, Howard returned from rehab to a home he did not entirely recognize: The house looked strange and familiar at the same time...

Some of her fans felt that the song was too commercial, a distinction that Boucher doesn't entirely recognize: "Mike and I both put a lot of effort into it but we made it to be bought".

More than three months after his stroke, Howard returned from rehab to a home he did not entirely recognize: The house looked strange and familiar at the same time..

Like many others who knew Jobs, Kottke says he doesn't entirely recognize the version of the Apple co-founder portrayed by Michael Fassbender in the film "Steve Jobs" or the events depicted onscreen.