Sentence examples for both functionally and from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, increased within-module connectivity but decreased between-module connectivity, both functionally and anatomically, are linked to better cognitive functioning in children with frontal lobe epilepsy, although this study did not assess correlations with seizure vulnerability.
Our findings confirm TPCs as integral components of endogenous NAADP receptors, demonstrate that TPCs are both functionally and spatially diverse endolysosomal channels, and show that perturbation of TPC function and NAADP signaling might both underlie, and be used to ameliorate, disorders of endolysosomal trafficking.
Arterial properties are affected both functionally and structurally by many factors, including aging, blood pressure, sympathetic nervous system function, endothelial function, inflammation, bioactive peptides, and other cardiovascular risk factors.
I'm always looking to make improvements, both functionally and aesthetically.
The viaduct is both functionally and etymologically related to the aqueduct, which carries water; both were developed by Roman engineers.
Less than a year ago, the potential in the latest iteration of HyperText Markup Language AKA HTML5 thrilled everyone: it was seen as the decisive, if not definitive, upgrade of the web, both functionally and visually.
The black indicator hands and simple, unnumbered hour and minute indices are both functionally effective and wonderfully stark, and Defakto's tasteful, small brand indicator actually adds to the overall appeal of the face, thanks to its lovely typeface.
And so we embark on the search for wearable tech pieces that are both functionally great and aesthetically not the worst.
Ambrosia beetles are both functionally (food) and physiologically (hormones) dependent on these fungi.
This resulted in the generation of clusters that contain genes that are both functionally related and highly co-expressed.
They may target both functionally excitatory and functionally inhibitory connections in the LP, symbolised as triangles or circles in Fig. 1, respectively.
