Sentence examples for be accepted and functional from inspiring English sources

In order for the mammary cell nucleus to be accepted and functional within the host egg, the cell first had to be induced to abandon the normal cycle of growth and division and enter a quiescent stage.

In general, for a given query from these S. japonicum proteins or peptides, its BLASTP hit with the lowest E value in the both databases must be accepted for functional annotation.

Important efforts for improving technical qualification and standardization are certainly warranted before any of the parameters evaluated by functional imaging can be accepted as surrogate biomarkers for response assessment in standard practice.

Alteration of the FFR in the failing human heart has been accepted as a functional milestone which may partially explain the decreased exercise capacity of symptomatic HF patients.

It is accepted as a functional model of epilepsy where altered neuronal response develops in the absence of the gross morphological damage seen in many other epilepsy models.

I applied to several of these positions, and I was very happy when I was accepted at Hybrigenics, a functional proteomics biotech in central Paris, to work in their oncology programme.

c-fos protein is a transcription factor expressed by immediate-early response of c-fos gene and has been accepted as a marker of functional activity in neurons [14, 15].

Use cases that describe possible interactions involving a system and its environment are increasingly being accepted as effective means for functional requirements elicitation and analysis.

Within the field of RA monitoring it is accepted that patient questionnaires for functional status could be more informative when pertaining to prognosis than even a full joint count [ 17].

It has long been accepted that the forms of such functional three-dimensional objects as furniture, pots, and buildings may be expressive and beautiful without being in any way representational; but it was only in the 20th century that nonfunctional, nonrepresentational, three-dimensional works of art began to be produced.

In a strict taxonomy neither of these is a kind of horse as horse is prototypically defined; they are accepted as hyponyms on grounds of functional or formal similarity.