Sentence examples for structure that recognises from inspiring English sources
Pressed as to what Labour would do to support charities, Nandy says she would like a more flexible commissioning structure that recognises that payment-by-results contracts can be really problematic for charities, which, unlike private companies, are not going to cherry-pick the easiest cases just to meet targets.
A monoclonal antibody that recognises both recombinant and authentic PfHRP2 was used in immunofluorescence microscopy studies.
What is required, however, is an amodal perspective that recognises the distributed nature of brain function.
We previously developed a DNA aptamer that recognises the Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase (PfLDH) enzyme with high sensitivity and specificity.
There is need for an approach that recognises this, and that also recognises research to be a product of its social, historical and ideological context.
Teleneurophysiology requires a governance and management that recognises its socio-technical nature.
Nucleotide-excision repair (NER) is the pathway that recognises intrastrand DNA crosslinks.
Results indicate the need for a non-ambiguous government policy concerning land tenure that recognises traditional land ownership dynamics.
We adopt a conceptual premise that recognises the agency of the biophysical landscape in the experiential learning process.
Among these are trastuzumab (HerceptinR), a humanised monoclonal antibody that recognises the HER-2/neu protein receptor.
