The reported application of IGF-I clearly has a positive effect on tissue repair from a mechanical (functional) viewpoint, and therefore shows promise to improving normal tissue healing and to improving healing under normal or disuse conditions.
This discovery prompted the notion that, from a functional viewpoint, action execution and observation are closely-related processes, and indeed that our ability to interpret the actions of others requires the involvement of our own motor system.
The subclasses, definitions, and examples of modeling assumption constraints from the functional viewpoint are summarized in Table 2.
Three of these systems have been characterized from a functional viewpoint: AmrAB-OprA, BpeAB-OprB and BpeEF-OprC.
Finally, some results from case studies made in Europe are quoted, with the intention to contribute some more evidence supporting the fact that human-centred systems design is superior not only from the purely functional viewpoint, but also can be justified in factual bottom-line (i.e. economic) terms.
From a functional viewpoint, disability scores as recorded with HIT-6 are reduced.
Constraint classes from the functional viewpoint are useful for considering the meaning of modeling assumptions because they rather suggest the process structure (processes considered and their relations).
That is, the classes from the structural viewpoint rather concern the surface structure of a problem, while the classes from the functional viewpoint rather concern its physical structure.
The functional viewpoint focuses on defining the boundary of a model to specify what kind of physical processes is considered/ignored.
From a functional viewpoint, LILRA3 may greatly control the inhibition of the immune response induced by LILRB1, LILRB2, and other HLA-binding LILR molecules like LILRA1.
From a functional viewpoint, it is nevertheless possible to consider that attention enhances contrast detection by promoting 'sustained' signals, regardless of their physiological correlates.
