The phrase "and hence its functional" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "functional" to clarify what is being referred to. You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing the functionality of a specific subject or object, ensuring that it is clear what is being described.
Example: "The design of the software is intuitive, and hence its functionality is user-friendly."
Alternatives: "and therefore its functionality" or "and thus its function".
The posterior face patch named pFus-faces accurately matches the location of our lateral cytoarchitectonical area FG2 situated on the lateral bank of the posterior fusiform gyrus antero-lateral to hV4 and, hence, might be its functional correlate.
As a consequence, the tendon thickens and stiffens to overcome the lower unit mechanical strength and, hence, the tendon quality and its functional activity are inferior to that of healthy tendon (Docheva et al. 2015).
The growing biofilm (periphyton) with its larger surface area and hence more functional groups result in higher elemental fixation.
Thus, while sequence similarity very often leads to structural and hence functional similarity, it is not a necessary condition for two proteins to have similar ligand binding profiles.
A prototype model of the manipulator has been developed based on the design concept and its working environment i. e, various goals that robot has to do after entering the sewage pipe and hence the functional requirements are finalized.
Therefore, all the conditions of Corollary 2.3 are met for the mapping T, and hence the functional equation (11) has a unique bounded solution.
We seek to survey the genome for novel elements showing structural, and hence potentially functional, conservation rather than catalog members of well-characterized families.
PD153035 is a competitive inhibitor of ATP binding and, hence, prevents functional activation of the receptor.
For non-model organisms, outlier loci cannot be mapped and hence their functional role will remain unknown.
Selection after a duplication event contributes substantially to gene novelty, and hence, to functional divergence of genes in plants [ 45].
