Sentence examples for definition of functionality from inspiring English sources
Since some of our assumptions may not always hold (e.g. our operational definition of functionality, the assumption that functionally related genes are likely to be co-regulated, etc), a significant fraction of these 6331 MGLCs may be false positives.
Here we use our operational definition of functionality (see Introduction), to investigate the location bias of the functional BSs associated with 414 vertebrate motifs with known PSSMs [35], in the promoters of 8110 human and 23,400 mouse genes.
This simplifies the system architect's role to definition of functionality using a high-level Hardware Description Language (HDL) and system-level performance vs. availability operating point.
We have already seen that ENCODE uses an evolution-free definition of "functionality".
In the next subsection, we will use the above definition of WSN functionality conditions in defining the structure function of the WSN, which we defined in Section 3.2.
Third, the definition of the functionality of the new components that will undertake the accounting functionality.
Based on this definition of WSN functionality, a WSN is said to have failed if either of its sensing or connectivity functionality elements fail [4].
However, the reliability evaluation and estimation approaches proposed in [14] are based on a very restrictive definition of network functionality.
The use of Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and the associated XML definition of the functionality available on the remote site, coupled with the use of HTTP as a transport protocol, opens the way for a very large-scale system design incorporating web services.
However, our inability to include the remaining two items means that we likely overestimate the proportion of urgent care centers with an electronic health record meeting the definition of basic functionality.
MADAMS is especially tuned to: (i) defining a common way to manage and use distributed measurement services, (ii) introducing a data-exchange layer for inter-instrument communications, (iii) exploiting a design pattern which separates definition of service functionalities from distribution concerns.
