The phrase "and functional modification in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or adjustments made to a system, process, or object that enhance its functionality.
Example: "The research focused on the impact of design changes and functional modification in improving user experience."
Alternatives: "and functional adjustments in" or "and functional alterations in".
Although the control capabilities of the robot covered almost all the stage devices, he noticed the absence of structural and functional modifications in the basic usage of his instruments.
The development of musical skills by musicians results in specific structural and functional modifications in the brain.
In conclusion, our study provides evidence of postnatal structural and functional modifications in the pancreas during the lactation period in rats.
Further, additional sets of abnormally methylated targets emerged at P30 that were not observed at P3. Taken together, these observations indicate that maternal cocaine exposure during the second and third trimesters of gestation could produce potentially profound structural and functional modifications in the epigenomic programs of neonatal and prepubertal mice.
Aging causes structural and functional modifications in the respiratory system.
Aging is associated with structural and functional modifications in the coronary vasculature, which could affect myocardial perfusion.
In addition, there is some evidence that horizontally transferred TEs could lead to structural and functional modifications in the recipient species.
In the present study, we examined structural and functional modifications in adventitious roots of tamarack seedlings to explain their flooding tolerance.
Structural and functional modifications in this network may be the biological substrate of the pervasive effect of meditation practice in everyday life.
The aforementioned structural and functional modifications in vM1 layer 5 pyramidal neurons induced by contralateral facial nerve axotomy could have been caused by a loss of synaptic communication with target facial motoneurons and an imbalance in somatosensory information processing induced by vibrissal immobility.
