Sentence examples for recognize for this from inspiring English sources

We then co-expressed these DARPin-mRuby2 fusions with membrane-bound versions of the fluorescent proteins they recognize; for this purpose, a "CaaX" motif (Kitten and Nigg, 1991), here in the form of CVIM, was added to the C-termini of GFP or mCherry, which leads to farnesylation of the fluorescent proteins (Fig. 2A′).

Although New Hampshire had enacted Operation Recognize for this purpose, Mr. Norman discovered that he could not obtain a diploma for the veteran under existing Connecticut statutes, although he managed to obtain an honorary diploma before the man died.

(Atiyah and Singer were jointly recognized for this work with the 2004 Abel Prize).

I imagine it must be gratifying to be recognized for this album in particular, which was such a departure for you.

One of the groups that was widely recognized for this line of innovation was Alexander's Ragtime Band, from the Newtown neighbourhood of Port of Spain, which paraded on the road for Carnival with all metal, nonmelodic instruments in 1939.

The prediction of quality is based on a kinetic model taking into account the most important mechanism recognized for this reaction.

Still, she said, "To be recognized for this show, which we have worked so hard on and I love so much… I feel really, really lucky". .

There are three subspecies recognized for this species: S. bendirii albiventer S. bendirii bendirii S. bendirii palmeri S. b. albiventer is found on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington, S. b. bendirii in the Cascades and southwestern British Columbia, and S. b. palmeri in coastal Oregon.

This extended region of similarity probably reflects longer tracts of 3' co-conversion than any previously recognized for this intron in angiosperms.

The identification of exonic co-conversion tracks substantially longer than those previously recognized for this intron in angiosperms implies that other cox1 co-conversions may be longer than realized but obscured by the exceptional conservation of plant mitochondrial sequences.

The search resulted in the detection of 255 putative proteases, over 90% of which are recognized for the first time in this species.