The phrase "a functional location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, maintenance, or logistics, where it refers to a specific site or area designated for a particular function or activity.
Example: "The maintenance team needs to identify a functional location for the new equipment installation."
Alternatives: "a designated site" or "a specific area".
When nothing is said about a given anatomical or functional location, the corresponding pictogram is grayed.
When the physician wants more details about contraindications, drug interactions, cautions for use or adverse effects related to a given anatomical or functional location or etiology, he may click on the corresponding VCM icon to obtain the complete information (the yellow rectangle on the right, in figure 2).
For pathological processes occurring at a single specific anatomical and functional location, the central pictogram is modified.
It is important to note that as the window size increases, a larger part of the important functional location range [100, −200] is covered by one window.
It must be emphasised that this gray pictogram on "Mister VCM" makes explicit the absence of information related to the anatomical or functional location, e.g. a grayed kidney on the contraindication "Mister VCM" indicates that a drug has no renal contraindication.
Finally, we propose that the preferential expression in VAT, the GC responsiveness, and the functional location upstream of PPARγ make LMO3 an attractive target to interfere with human adipocyte differentiation in a depot-specific, therapeutically relevant manner.
Although previous document confirmed that PFC dysfunction may be impaired in migraine [7, 31], the precise PFC functional location was not involved in these studies, and a recent study demonstrated that migraine without aura showed decreased functional connectivity between PAG and medial PFC (mPFC).
Anatomical and functional classes of diseases (e.g. cardiac diseases) are represented using a square as the external shape; the central pictogram indicates the anatomical and functional location involved.
As shown in Fig 1D, if the same value of threshold (−10.27) is used, but in a fixed, location independent manner, in addition to these 55 functional (i.e. proximal) BSs one identifies about 250 stray ones that are not at the functional location.
Figure 2 illustrates the known or predicted functional location of the protein products of these genes.
