Sentence examples for with a view to recognizing from inspiring English sources

The sequence was analyzed with a view to recognizing the immunologically relevant regions, which is done by studying antigenicity, solvent accessible regions, and MHC class I and II binding sites.

With a view to recognizing and counting the fully sequenced introns, de novo contigs showing at least 250 bp divergence between the covered length and the total length were blasted against the initial Mytibase targets (allowing only one high-scoring segment pair).

Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) due to its repetitive, multi-spectral and synoptic nature provides a unique view to recognize various features on land and sea.

Interest creep is another expensive phenomenon, but it requires a longer view to recognize.

With a view to obtain platinum derivatives that can be recognized by carrier proteins able to transport cholephilic compounds, and hence to enhance their targeting toward the hepatobiliary system, our group synthesized a new family of antitumor compounds by binding cisplatin to bile acids.

Article 2(1) requires states to "take steps… to the maximum of its available resources, with a view to achieving progressively the full realization of the rights recognized in the present Covenant by all appropriate means".

Article 23(4) of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), affirms that "States Parties undertake to promote and encourage international cooperation with a view to achieving progressively the full realization of the right recognized in the present article.

Currently, environmental and industrial pollution causes multiple stress conditions; the combined exposure to magnetic field and other toxic agents is recognized as an important research area, with a view to better protecting human health against their probable unfavorable effects.

MRE needs to recognize this issue and evolve a dialogue with relevant population groups, with a view to identifying suitable messages and safer options open to the relevant groups.

The upshot of this is that we should recognize the political community's right to regulate admission with a view to securing its cultural, economic and political integrity.

Despite her daughter's development of an unnervingly long and narrow nose, Amélie's mother recognized that she had a salable beauty on her hands and prepared her accordingly, with a view to finding a rich husband.