The phrase "a component of functionally" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The software includes a component of functionality that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "an element of functionality" or "a part of functionality".
Before the perturbation, the tool, by way of the mouse, its handle, is functionally a component of the smoothly coping IDS.
Moreover, a genomic instability with an increased number of copies of the CyclinD1 gene, which encodes a component of the p16CDKN2A-RB pathway functionally interacting with the MAPK pathway [ 12, 13], has been described to promote a deregulation of the cell cycle with subsequent induction of an uncontrolled cell proliferation and tumour growth [ 14].
However, mutations in SID impeding its binding to SET result in abnormal growth and leukemia [25], [28] and the inactive myotubularin Sbf1 has been isolated as a component of the Trx complex, physically and functionally linked with the trithorax protein in Drosophila [29].
As normal pericyte coverage is a key component of maintaining functionally viable blood vessels, we next investigated the permeability of tumor blood vessels in WT and EC JAM-C-KO mice as quantified by leakage of intravenously administered Hoechst dye into the tumor tissue.
The S. suis genome contains CDSs that have weak similarity to components of these Gram-negative protein secretion systems, but these genes in S. suis encode proteins that are involved in the transport of other molecules, or are components of functionally distinct systems.
Surprisingly, depletion of SSR was without effect on any of the assayed activities, indicating that SSR is either not required for translocation or is one of a family of functionally redundant components.
The optimization problem solved considers the minimization of the network design cost subject to a known constraint on all-terminal reliability by assuming that the network contains a known number of functionally equivalent components (with different performance specifications) that can be used to provide redundancy.
We hypothesize that febrigenesis and the behavioral-state changes associated with fever in autism depend upon selective normalization of key components of a functionally impaired locus coeruleus-noradrenergic (LC-NA) system.
Recent evidence based in clinical epidemiology, computational genomics and various model systems [ 17- 21] suggests that disease phenotypes emerge from dysfunction of one or more components of a functionally coherent gene module.
Notably, by cellular components, a significantly increased number of functionally unknown cellular component genes were expressed in meiocytes, while an increased percentage of other cytoplasmic component genes were expressed in anthers and chloroplast genes in seedlings.
