Sentence examples for biologically operational from inspiring English sources
The broad tissue expression patterns of the proteins in these nuclear complexes indicate that they are co-expressed in cells and hence these regulatory networks are likely to be biologically operational, with their components acting cooperatively in large transcriptional regulatory complexes.
Three biologically relevant operational extraction modes mimicking: (i) gastric juice extraction alone; (ii) saliva and gastric juice composite in unidirectional flow extraction format and (iii) saliva and gastric juice composite in a recirculation mode were thoroughly investigated.
The conjecture of the last fifteen years of joint research has been that any bottom-up organization may be made operational using two biologically inspired methods called "algorithmic lateral inhibition", a generalization of lateral inhibition anatomical circuits, and "accumulative computation", a working memory related to the temporal evolution of the membrane potential.
A biologically-inspired approach was adopted in its development, relying on appreciation of operational complexities of biological systems, in particular their adaptability and control requirements.
Constructed wetlands can offer treatment plant resilience for minimum operational input and reliable effluent quality when biologically treating primary effluents from tannery operations.
The Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse is a unique research facility dedicated to the study of greenhouse engineering and autonomous functionality under extreme operational conditions, in preparation for extraterrestrial biologically-based life support systems.
Biologically, they represent elementary network topologies defining all possible independent operational modes of a cell.
It would seem that the Republic of Djibouti has a biologically feasible set of pre-conditions for elimination, however, the operational feasibility and the potential risks to elimination posed by P. vivax and human population movement across the sub-region remain to be properly established.
It is well known that the variations in operational parameters and environmental factors affect the ability of bacteria to biologically transform N compounds (Kim et al. 2011).
Similar taxonomies can be used differently: undergraduates use taxonomy as a "stand-in for ideas about the likely distribution of biologically related properties," whereas "for the Itza' (and other knowledgeable groups), the taxonomy may constrain the likely operational range of ecological agents and causes" (p. 114).
