Sentence examples for that recognises all from inspiring English sources

There's an Audi-style touchpad that recognises all the swipe-pinch-tap gestures familiar from your smartphone.

We first confirmed that β-catenin is predominantly localised to cell-cell contacts in MDCK epithelial monolayers using a pan β-catenin antibody that recognises all molecular forms of β-catenin [25] (Layton et al, submitted) (Fig. 1A).

Therefore, we examined the levels of histone H4 acetylation using an antibody that recognises all five acetylated N-terminal lysine residues.

Intetumumab (formerly named CNTO 95) is a fully human monoclonal antibody that recognises all members of the αv integrin family and has anti-angiogenic and antitumour properties.

One study based on immunostaining of tumour specimens (Granter et al, 2001) concluded that Mitf is a marker for CCS, but did not confirm expression of the Mitf-M isoform due to detection method employed and use of the D5 Mitf-antibody (Hemesath et al, 1998) that recognises all Mitf isoforms.

In the mouse, using an antibody that recognises all β-crystallin isoforms, we confirmed that expression of Pax6 and β-crystallin is mutually exclusive – lens fibres were β-crystallin-positive and Pax6-negative, whereas all lens epithelial cells were Pax6-positive and β-crystallin-negative.

So if an O'Neill or an Allardyce, or even a Mourinho, bearing in mind today's news on the previous page, recognises all that and still wants the job, best give it to him.

Next, taking advantage of a SORL1-specific antiserum raised against the C-terminal portion of the protein (that potentially recognises all the protein variants), we tested by western blotting whether the decrease of SORL1 variant A transcription corresponds to a reduced amount of SORL1 protein.

It is a well deserved award which recognises all of Alex's hard work.

The University of Sussex recognises all A-level subjects and welcomes applications from students taking the full spread of A-levels, including general studies.

"What would I want for these beautiful, intelligent, sensitive girls who have so much going for them and who deserve a world which recognises all of their talents and wants to give them every possible opportunity".