Sentence examples for achieve its functional from inspiring English sources
FriendFeed appears to have the ability to sustain itself to the point where it can achieve its functional goals.
What makes a protein follow one of these many folding possibilities to achieve its functional shape?
Vitamin D3 undergoes two hydroxylations to achieve its functional form.
GDAD project achieves its functional goals (FUNC1).
Functionality (reflective) (1 = strongly agree; 7 = strongly disagree) 1. GDAD project achieves its functional goals (FUNC1) 2.
Hyperloop One has stated it's aiming to achieve a top speed of 250 mph in the controlled testing environment of the DevLoop track, but it will require longer distances to achieve its target functional velocity: The planned route from Abu Dhabi to Dubai should be able to reach up to 500 mph, for instance, and make the roughly 100 mile trip in about 12 minutes.
If, similar to RALF1 (Haruta et al., 2014), more of these peptide hormones interact with FER, using individual RALFs as signals might be another strategy to achieve its multi-functional roles.
Identification of these specificity-determining positions (SDPs) for a protein family is important not only because it provides insight into the mechanisms by which nature achieves its astonishing functional diversity, but also because it enables the assignment of specific functions to uncharacterized proteins (Hannenhalli and Russell, 2000).
Even with its more limited ambitions, it has taken 802.11 in all its versions (the "b" variant, which increased the bandwidth, has been around only since 1997) the best part of a decade to become sufficiently cheap and functional to achieve its present modest level of market penetration.
It is worthwhile to achieve such functional analyses in a principled manner using Rhetorical Structure Theory RS T).
The two resulting transformation matrices (functional to structural and structural to standard) were then concatenated and applied to the functional data to achieve functional to standard registration.
