The phrase 'scope of recognition' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe the limits of something that has been credited or acknowledged. For example, "The scope of recognition for this award is limited to individuals who have demonstrated excellence in their field."
Such a line of research considering Portuguese was proposed in the scope of the Recognition of Relation between Named Entities (ReRelEM) [45] track of HAREM.
Human-machine systems with no oracle are now within the scope of pattern recognition, machine learning and computer vision.
A new section titled "Short length of domains, repeats and domain definitions can limit the scope of function recognition" has now been included to discuss these examples.
As seen in (Additional file 6: Table S5), for 39 domains with potential enzymatic role, short length of the query domain and alignments limited the scope of function recognition.
Our finding that CD28 is a receptor for the superantigen toxins broadens the scope of microbial pathogen recognition mechanisms and provides a novel approach for designing therapeutics that protect against the harmful effects of an inflammatory cytokine storm.
Roei Ganzarski, a senior executive at Boeing in Seattle, said that a lack of recognition and the limited scope of flight education discouraged students from entering the industry.
Dr. Berman said she was heartened to see a growing international recognition of the scope of the problem.
Although many concepts were promoted as superior to the rest, their operational approaches to species recognition limited the scope of each.
We describe a framework for lifelogging monitoring in the scope of dementia care, based on activity recognition from egocentric vision and semantic context-enrichment.
