The phrase "a functional terms" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "functional terms"? You can use "functional terms" when discussing concepts or definitions that relate to the practical use or application of something.
Example: "In functional terms, the new software improves efficiency by automating repetitive tasks."
Alternatives: "practical terms" or "operational terms".
These represent a large subset of all possible audio DSP functions, and are expressed as a functional term consisting of basic operators.
FunWalk results are displayed as Function Tables (FunTable), with each row representing a functional term, and columns show their scores in the given experimental conditions.
Analytical Features (AFs) are expressed as a functional term, taking as only argument the signal as an input (represented here as x).
The "Quantum" is actually a functional term in its name; the surface of the LED array is coated with what they call quantum dots, which shifts its color temperature down to 2700K, much warmer than the natural 6500K of the unmodified array.
Rather, it is a functional term restricted to this entry alone, and is not intended to invoke a shared category among diverse individuals The expressions trans women and trans men will be used to refer to MTFs and FTMs who self-identify as women and men respectively (where trans functions as a context-restricted placeholder for the aforementioned political tensions.
Because one unigene might have multiple contigs, a functional term of a unigene was derived from its representative contig that had the highest bit score.
This means that the generic term Vtg is no longer a functional term, but is rather based on phylogenetic/structural criteria.
A functional term analysis on our subset of genes that were confirmed by sequencing produced similar results including most of the same functional term categories but at a lower enrichment score.
The significance of association between a set of genes in a bicluster and a functional term was estimated by a hypergeometric test.
