Sentence examples for well defined recognition from inspiring English sources
The surrounding sequences of many proteasome phosphosites conform to well defined recognition motifs of kinases, such as S/TP (MAPKs and CDKs), R/KxxS/T (AGC and CaMK families), S/TxxD/E (CK1 and CK2), and S/TxxxS/T (GSK3).
The coiled coil environment has the great advantage to provide two very well defined intermolecular recognition surfaces.
As will be discussed in later sections, HMMs have been successfully applied in a small number of event recognition systems, in well defined domains, where human motion is very constrained.
This approach enables a detailed epitope profiling of the humoral immune response and defines 'hotspots' of antibody recognition in clinically well defined patient cohorts.
Accurate in silico prediction of Kidins220 calpain sites is difficult as structural bases for calpain-substrate recognition are not well defined and no consensus sequences exist.
Mutations in the tag sequence are expected to stabilize these peptides by preventing their recognition by specific proteases well defined in E. coli [8] and C. crescentus [39] and conserved in H. pylori [40].
Clinical prediction rule is a formal version of pattern recognition based on a well defined and widely validated series of similar cases.
Oligomerization of the nucleo amino acids allows for the formation of rigid and well defined double strands with linear topology based on base pair recognition, stacking, and solvation.
Adding to the complexity, the recognition sequences for these RNA binding factors, while well defined, tend to be short, and can vary to the degree that the same sequence may contain overlapping elements of binding sites for multiple factors.
In particular, in race recognition, the somatic traits of some population could be not well defined: for example, one person may exhibit some features more than another one.
Recognition of this syndrome is now better understood worldwide as related clinical implications are now more well defined.
