Sentence examples for stage to recognize from inspiring English sources

Hsp70 binds extended hydrophobic peptide sequences and acts at an early stage to recognize partially folded client proteins.

It is difficult, at this stage, to recognize whether DD is a real new emerging form of diabetes or does it simply reflect the rising trends in obesity in the population.

Rather, his instruction aims to bring the child by stages to recognize the principle on and as its own, by reflecting on its immediate experience.

The study of Duschl and Gitomer (1997) identified three levels of assessment conversation in science classrooms: (1) the first stage is to receive student ideas, (2) the second stage is to recognize information from the students, and (3) the third stage is to use the information.

The longer duration of early stages and intercalation of several-day cell proliferation periods between the completion of successive somatic cell fate specification events account for the increased size of maize anthers compared to A. thaliana or rice and makes maize anther stages easier to recognize and dissect (Kelliher and Walbot 2011).

This may be helpful for managers seeking to implement such programs by indicating what to expect at the different stages, how to recognize the role of the system as part of an interacting social network and how to leverage these insights to help align the goals and actions of the stakeholders around the technology, for more rapid adoption and more effective impact.

The companies in Stage III need to recognize the financial needs and risk entailed in a move to Stage IV.

However, it is very important at an early stage of research to recognize the relations that can exist between the different compartments of the underground formations.

Knight (1967) and Bessant and Tidd (2007) consider the first stage to be recognizing the need for innovation, followed by innovation generation, innovation adoption and the use of innovation.

To better understand the mechanisms of T. gondii stage conversion between tachyzoites and bradyzoites, and to recognize stage conversion in an intermediate host, we constructed a transgenic cyst-forming strain (PLK) of T. gondii.

The new director was Daniel Mann, who fixed the staging but failed to recognize Dean's paralyzing terror.