The phrase "advantage of the functionally" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression.
Example: "The advantage of the functionality provided by the software is significant for our project."
Alternatives: "benefit of the functionality" or "advantage of the feature".
Functionally graded shape memory alloys have the advantage of combining the functionalities of the shape memory effect and those of functionally graded structures.
In general, this approach has the advantage of creating functionally improved proteins easily and inexpensively, since site-directed mutagenesis techniques allow precise changes in AA sequences, loops and even domains in proteins [161].
This feature is clearly consistent with the theory of a selfish operon, in which operons are viewed as mobile genetic entities that are constantly disseminated via HGT, although their retention could be favored by the advantage of the co-regulation of functionally linked genes [ 34].
Radiotherapy is widely used to treat cancer because it has the advantage of physically and functionally conserving the affected organ.
The selective advantage of possessing functionally different hemoglobin isoforms has been well documented in Atlantic cod, although contradicting results exist [ 22, 57- 61].
Those that are retained tend to be functionally redundant and take advantage of the dosage effect or have functional divergence through neo- and subfunctionalization.
Next, we took advantage of the Leiden strain of human fibroblasts that carry a mutation that functionally inactivates both copies of p16INK4a (Brookes et al., 2002).
One obvious advantage of functionally graded shape memory alloys is their widened transformation stress and temperature windows that provide improved controllability in actuating applications.
All it can give us is a rendering of the functionally insane insanity being the sworn foe of the coherent.
