The phrase "a level of functional" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing performance or capability, but it needs to be rephrased for proper usage.
Example: "We need to assess a level of functional efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "a degree of functionality" or "a standard of performance."
Because real functions involve both specificity and real constraints, this would guarantee a level of functional realism that is not otherwise easily achieved.
We aimed to provide additional evidence that brain functional alterations induced by IBS are not limited to local changes but also express at a level of functional integration within related brain regions involved in processing of visceral afferent information and somatic pain.
This is most likely due to a level of functional redundancy between TET family members.
A non-random distribution of the MPH-correlated genes would thus indicate a level of functional grouping.
Howland et al.[ 29] to the contrary, stated that patients with minor depression had a level of functional impairment comparable to those with major depression.
Overall, these data re-enforce that SNX-BARs display a level of functional heterogeneity in their ability to drive membrane remodelling.
First, it is not possible to generally define a level of irreversible functional loss that constitutes death in all species.
Syntenic genes encode a high proportion of essential cell functions, presented a high level of functional relationships and a very low horizontal gene transfer rate.
Recent data indicate that there is at least one example of a bienzyme that functions as an ammonia channel, adding a new level of functional diversity to the 8-barrel fold.
In particular, we demonstrate that if a superfamily reaches a certain level of functional diversity, functional site location diversity also ensues.
