The phrase "an increasing functionality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the growth or enhancement of features or capabilities in a system, product, or service.
Example: "The software update includes an increasing functionality that allows users to customize their experience more effectively."
Alternatives: "growing capability" or "enhanced functionality".
Most natural mutations in Vpr not only do not disturb the functions of the protein but also potentiate the protein for an increased functionality.
Studies have revealed an age- and androgen-dependent regulation of CRF2 binding in rat intermediate lateral septum, showing an increased functionality from puberty to adulthood [ 36].
In addition, DNA vaccination of soluble PD-1, which interfered with the natural PD-1/PD-L1 interesulted resulted in an increased functionality and antitumor effect in mice [ 35].
According to the findings obtained using curated pathway gene sets, the pathway involved in olfactory signalling and regulation is the least conserved since it has significant features of divergence for three of the parameters considered, indicating an increased functionality in the mouse (Fig. 3, Additional file 5).
There was a trend towards increasing functionality in the CD8+ T cells after rAd boosting, as evidenced by the decreasing proportion of monofunctional T cells.
Small and inexpensive improvements, such as adding an extra shelf or rod and some bins, can go a long way toward increasing functionality and maximizing the space.
The development of packaging technology and the increasing functionality of a circuit have made traditional testing methods, such as in-circuit tests and functional testing through edge connectors much more difficult or even impossible.
At the same time, a higher value of C 0implies higher maintenance costs for the gradient, so increasing functionality comes with a price.
Energy storage capacity has been a major limiting factor in pursuit of increasing functionality and mobility for portable devices.
Although not a cure, such treatments benefit patients by increasing functionality and improving quality of life.
