Sentence examples for an even more functional from inspiring English sources

Eventually it will then become possible to expand the networks beyond mRNA expression to incorporate regulatory and metabolome data and thereby provide an even more functional description of the mechanism that regulates ovarian physiology and reproductive altruism in honey bee workers.

However, at the news conference we were assured the cabin would be even more functional, more refined and extra luxurious.

It was even more functional than Snapchat, offering self-destructing video first, and the bonus of ephemeral texting.

Future electrophysiological studies with much finer temporal resolution may uncover even more functional subdivisions within the MB.

Since sequence information and even more functional or localization information are very limited for ticks in general and I. ricinus in particular, valid annotation is very scarce.

This paper shows that there might be even more functional similarity between the process of transcription in eukaryotes and some archaea (in particular, Crenarchaeota) than currently thought.

This success in miRNA discovery has rapidly led to an even more daunting challenge in functional annotation, or in other words, what are these molecules doing in cells and what are the functional implications for their dysregulation in pathophysiology of diseases?

Even though we would assume that the DLPFC as a whole would show an even more diverse differentiation in functional networks, our results relied on the basis of a rather small portion on the DLPFC.

Predicting functional binding is an even more difficult problem.

The identification of microsatellite markers derived from EST (or cDNAs), and described as functional markers, represents an even more useful possibility for these markers when compared to those based on assessing anonymous regions [ 6- 8].

Xun Gu recognizes the importance of selection for robustness to misfolding (I am not sure it is advisable to denote this effect "translational selection", a term that usually applies to selection operating at the codon choice level) but posits that functional pleiotropy is an even more critical factor.