Sentence examples for which also recognises from inspiring English sources

The other, zinc-finger nucleases, combines a protein called a zinc finger, which also recognises particular base sequences (its natural job is to lock onto bits of DNA that switch genes on and off), with an enzyme called a nuclease, which cuts DNA.

"Both sides have vital interests that they have to defend, and we will be exploring how to optimise a solution which allows us to go on trading closely together, allows us to go on collaborating in areas like science and technology, and security and defence for the good of all the people of Europe, but which also recognises the political message that we've had from the British people".

Brain slices were also prepared from animals 24 h after injection of ANG1005, and localisation was conducted by immunohistochemistry using a primary antibody against Angiopep-2, which also recognises ANG1005.

We investigated the appearance in the homogenates of the inactive procathpsin B by Western Blot using a rabbit polyclonal primary antibody against rat cathepsin B (Abcam, London, UK) which also recognises the proenzyme.

Now, as we have already observed, one obvious option for discharging this explanatory burden, which Lippert-Rasmussen also recognises, is to define the groups so that they 'echo the major social causes of health equality' (58).

Bole also recognises the importance of security, which he says must be an underlying concept for all information management strategies.

At this stage, she also recognises her weaknesses in activities in which she does not deliver optimal performance.

Kavenna also recognises some exciting new opportunities: literary magazines, such as Spolia, which pool its revenues among their contributors, and Arc, which publishes a super-tech online version – followed by an aesthetically pleasing physical version.

Scotland׳s current alcohol strategy relies heavily on education and early intervention, but also recognises the need to address alcohol availability – particularly via off-sales, which are seen as playing a growing role in unhealthy levels of consumption (Scottish Government, 2009).

He also recognises the need for pension reform.

But it also recognises that the subject is controversial.