The phrase "all its functional" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "all its functions" or "all functional aspects"? You can use a corrected version when discussing the various capabilities or roles of something, such as a device or system.
Example: "The software is designed to optimize all its functions to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "all its capabilities" or "all functional features".
Danes are rightly proud of their rich design heritage, in all its functional, well-crafted, minimalist glory, but the result is that almost every home looks the same.
Here we summarize the cellular and molecular basis of this fascinating process allowing the expansion of the mammalian cerebral cortex with all its functional consequences.
It includes the cost of breakdown, maintenance, repair and all activities necessary to meet all its functional requirements throughout the service life.
When the human genome became available, identification of all its functional genomic elements still remained difficult, and genomic comparisons have frequently been used to identify sequences with functional potential.
Presence of a protein in multiple functional modules in addition to its high connectivity implied that any changes regarding protein would affect all its functional modules.
Users of the GeneStoryTeller can search for any annotated human gene commonly referenced in biological publications and databases, and find information about its description summary, the drugs that are associated with as well as all its functional annotations and diseases.
EGF4KDEL 7Mut, retained all of its functional activity and induced about 87% fewer anti-toxin antibodies than mice given the parental, non-mutated form.
The extract at high dose (600 mg/kg bwt) might have either interfered with creatinine metabolism leading to increased synthesis or the tissue might have compromised all or part of its functional capacity of tubular excretion [45].
JCV large T-Ag (T-Ag) expressed in approximately half of all CRC's, however, its functional role in CRC is poorly understood.
Mammalian GAPD-1 is a well-studied protein, a high concentration of which in cells (5-15% of all cytoplasmic proteins) confirms its functional significance.
This pattern is not universal among all mammalian mitochondrial genomes and suggests its functional relevance for mitochondrial biology.
