Sentence examples for relative recognition from inspiring English sources

Relative recognition is bound to affect literary friendships.

A relative recognition ratio was estimated for each plasma for each of the two sexual stage antigens Pfs48/45 & Pfs230 thus: (OD in the ELISA test well OD in control (no primary antibodies) well)/OD in control well.

One major on-going tension has been the relative recognition of the social determinants of health.

Figure  1B shows that theoretical binomial probabilities for random guessing (in case of anosmia or pronounced cognitive impairment, assuming equal multiple-choice success probabilities of 0.25 for all 4 odors) markedly differed from relative recognition score frequencies.

For RWCP database, the SS-based dereverberation method achieved a relative word recognition error reduction rate of 19.2% relative to CMN with delay-and-sum beamforming.

Most vertebrates recognize their close relatives (kin recognition), either to avoid mating with them or to identify the most appropriate recipients of nepotistic behavior (kin discrimination) [ 1- 3].

More detailed analyses have found that those hippocampal pathology cases with a relative sparing of recognition consistently show a disproportionate loss of recollection-based recognition compared to familiarity-based recognition (Holdstock et al., 2002; Bastin et al., 2004; Aggleton et al., 2005a; Gardiner et al., 2006).

The AUC has an important statistical property: the AUC of an ROC relative to a recognition system is equivalent to the probability that the recognition will evaluate randomly chosen positive instance higher than a randomly chosen negative instance.

"The relative lack of recognition he received in the mainstream, reflects on it, not on him, or his talent.

Mr. Thompson's campaign team says it is not worried about the candidate's relative lack of recognition.

It seems almost as if the relative lack of recognition that would have dispirited many writers allowed Mantel to do her own thing.