The phrase "ability to perform functional" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing someone's skills or capabilities, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated the ability to perform functional tasks effectively during the interview."
Alternatives: "capacity to execute functional" or "capability to carry out functional".
In another study, social/emotional processing predicted functional capacity, i.e., the ability to perform functional tasks in the test laboratory (Thaler et al. 2014).
O. Kuntze) is an economically important woody crop with a currently unsequenced full genome, which limits the ability to perform functional genome studies.
The first item focuses on the patient's ability to perform functional activities.
The tool of ADLs was developed in the 1960s, and is used in order to evaluate an individual's ability to perform functional activities independently (Katz et al. 1963).
According to the patients' subjective reports of their postoperative ability to perform functional tasks, the mean recovery time was 12 weeks.
The lack of a genetic transformation technique in Wolbachia has inhibited our ability to perform functional genetics on this increasingly important bacterial species.
This index consists of four parts pain (with a maximum score of 45 points), ulnohumeral motion (20 points), stability (10 points) and the ability to perform five functional tasks (25 points).
Thus, gene context analysis approaches using different types of protein clusters are complementary and enhance our ability to perform accurate functional annotations and explore evolutionary histories of various protein families.
This index consists of four parts: pain (with a maximum score of 45 points), ulnohumeral motion (20 points), stability (10 points) and the ability to perform five functional tasks (25 points).
This index consists of five parts: pain (with a maximum score of 45 points), ulnohumeral motion (20 points), stability (ten points), the ability to perform five functional tasks (5 × 5 points) and the patient response.
13, 14 Physical functional performance is defined as the ability to perform optimum function through effective movements achieved with the integration of the cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and neuromuscular systems.
