In particular, FOXL2 represses the expression of the StAR promoter, which harbours 15 potential forkhead-responsive recognition motifs, in CHO (Chinese hamster ovarian) cells [17].
Moreover, with the opto-thermally responsive 'specific recognition sites', the as-prepared TO-MIPs not only exhibited rapid specific adsorption dynamics, but also possessed opto-thermally responsive separation performance of SCH.
Importantly, the as-prepared TMICMs with thermo-responsive "specific recognition sites" also exhibited excellent temperature-dependent switching modes for selective recognition and separation of the template molecule (ciprofloxacin).
I found it responsive, matching the recognition accuracy and speed of most competitors.
Responsive to such recognition, a virtual page turn is displayed on the touch display.
His goal is to make that facial recognition technology responsive to the privacy and security concerns that individuals rightly have.
However, the recognition and responsive rate to glucose were weakened gradually with the alkyl chain length increasing for the gelators.
Due to dual thermo-responsive and ion-recognition behaviors, this kind of microspheres would serve as promising candidates for sensors, controlled drug delivery systems and possibly new biomaterials.
The centerpiece of the effort is a responsive video that uses voice recognition technology to enable viewers to interact with the characters through phone calls; the plot is intended to respond dynamically to each viewer.
In this review, we have screened a numerous literature of various responsive chemosensors related to fluorescent recognition of pH, oxygen level, and viscosity.
Alongside the shift in the policy context, the roles of health professionals in the UK have been changing to reflect the need for a more responsive and flexible workforce, with recognition that some traditional professional boundaries will need revision if quality of care and service user engagement in healthcare decisions are to improve [ 1].
