The phrase "a functional group consisting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in chemistry, to describe a specific part of a molecule that has a characteristic structure and reactivity.
Example: "The compound contains a functional group consisting of a hydroxyl group, which is responsible for its solubility in water."
Alternatives: "a functional group made up of" or "a functional group composed of".
With a functional group consisting of three sequential nitrogens, two of which are oxygenated, one might have expected otherwise; nevertheless, no problems were seen in subjecting them to copper-mediated Click chemistry(23) or sodium periodate/ruthenium trichloride-induced oxidation of a methylene group to a carbonyl.
A published Ecopath model for the Faroe Islands marine ecosystem (Zeller and Reinert 2004) was slightly modified to 21 functional groups plus detritus, with a functional group consisting of either a single species (e.g., cod, Gadus morhua) or a group of species (e.g., plankton).
This is a large functional group consisting of 132 genes.
The grafted functional group consists of a secondary amide attached to the MWCNTs along with a long alkyl chain.
The latter functional group consists of the m.
Typical forb species found in the study area included Cerastium alpinum, Draba nivalis, Polygonum viviparum, Stellaria sp., Melandrium sp. As for graminoids the species found within this functional group consisted of species from the genera Poa, Festuca, Carex, Kobresia and Luzula.
The introduction of UV-curable acryl- or epoxy groups allowed for a higher degree of crosslink density while bringing the inorganic backbones closer together for highly efficient self-healing properties, all with a singular material as the ternary organic functional groups consisting of UV-curable function, diene, and dienophile were tethered to the well-defined inorganic backbone.
Using hypergeometric tests for enrichment at a p value < .05 and adjusted for multiple testing, the DEGs were classified into 416 functional groups consisting of 40 molecular functions, 41 cellular components, and 335 biological processes.
Based on sequence homology, 38,184 sequences can be categorized into 43 functional groups consisting of three domains: biological process, cellular component and molecular function.
To facilitate ecological comparisons, all ant species collected at TBS were assigned a position in a functional group matrix consisting of seven diet groups (which included elements of foraging behavior) and 11 nest-type groups (Table S4).
Graphene sheets without functional groups consisted of hexagonal lattices of 61 sp 2-bonded carbon atoms, with 21 hydrogen atoms at the edges.
