Sentence examples for responses for recognition from inspiring English sources

Because many previous studies have used neuropsychological methods to dissociate processes, and because similar behaviour can arise from different underlying processes, we examined both ERP activity and behavioural responses for recognition and categorization.

The performance in this memory test was measured using the number of correct responses for recognition of new and old words.

When responses for recognition were relevant to both the depression and other mental health-related problem label categories (e.g., "the problem is either stress or depression"), these were only coded for the response category indicating recognition of 'depression'depression

Security staff who supervise patients at risk for hypoglycemia (i.e., those on insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents) should be educated in the emergency response protocol for recognition and treatment of hypoglycemia.

Following pathogen or toxin exposure, the ancient innate immune response is responsible for immediate recognition, rapid attack, and destruction of foreign intruders and involves inflammatory reactions.

Two of these peptides elicited T-cell responses when tested for recognition by intestinal T-cell lines of celiac disease patients, and thus they contain novel candidate T-cell epitopes.

In mollusc, circulating haemocytes are important immunocytes responsible for the immune responses including recognition and elimination of pathogens, mainly by phagocytosis, encapsulation and nodulation, and oxidative killing [43].

The cellular mechanisms responsible for differential recognition and response to RNA sequences with different dinucleotide composition are currently unknown.

Moreover, this bilingual measure of L2 familiarity should be more predictive of word recognition responses for Japanese English bilinguals than a monolingual measure of English word familiarity.

"Intuition, judgment, creativity are basically expressions of capabilities for recognition and response based upon experience and knowledge (p. 128 129)" (Simon, 1997).

In the long term, strengthening the capabilities of national public health agencies and laboratories to recognize and respond to potential bioterrorist events and agents will also build capacity for recognition and response to naturally occurring outbreaks.