Sentence examples for considered to be functionally from inspiring English sources
In the representation, the state vs. event distinction is not considered to be functionally distinct, as they both share the function AFF.
Morris complains that if a liberal interpretation is applied, individuals who are only mildly impaired on a range of functions might still be considered to be functionally independent, and therefore are classified with MCI.
Generally, sites with a functional divergence score above 0.5 were considered to be functionally divergent in order to identify the maximum number of possible candidate sites for consideration [ 60, 62].
Based on the cut-off score of ≤ 70% for functional impairment, 25 (7.1%) out of 350 children were considered to be functionally impaired.
Macrophages are considered to be functionally heterogeneous cells with different phenotypes representing distinct sublineages [1],[2].
By 2005 the unmanaged wild population was considered to be functionally extinct.
Towards this end, researchers occasionally offer examples of coevolving residues that they consider to be functionally relevant or near functionally relevant sites [8], [14] [16].
Association studies have not explicitly linked this variant to obesity in humans, so T112M is considered to be a functionally benign polymorphism (37).
Since Cxcl10 was the most highly upregulated gene among the three and is considered to be the functionally dominant Cxcr3 ligand (Dufour et al, 2002; Hsieh et al, 2006), we focused on this chemokine in further studies.
An influenza infection of the respiratory tract was recapitulated by injecting IAV into the swimbladder of 5-dpf larvae because the swimbladder is considered to be anatomically and functionally analogous to the mammalian lung.
In addition, although BRK domains are of unknown function, they appear to be unique to the metazoa; thus, although the yeast SWI2/SNF2 and metazoan Brm/BRG are considered to be orthologs and functionally equivalent, only Brm/BRG proteins possess BRK domains (Ryan and Owen-Hughes, 2011).
