Sentence examples for degraded functional from inspiring English sources

Based on the relationship between the energy consumption defined through the Gramian controllability and the actuators aging under degraded functional conditions, a new reconfigurability index for a reliable design is proposed.

Namely, we are pinpointing specific degraded functional connections using a matrix factorization framework and characterizing subject-specific functional organization using a Bayesian approach.

Alternatively, prolonged activation at these regions may also be due to an increase of independent simultaneous brain processes and/or degraded functional connectivity between these regions [63], [64], [65].

As a result, red reporter mRNA would be degraded by functional siRNA before red fluorescent protein is translated and accumulated.

Thus, microorganisms degrade N functional groups in biochar more easily than C functional groups.

This could be because we have obviously not sampled all expression cassettes that have occurred in nature or because these pseudogenes are mutated, degraded versions of functional pseudogenes.

Thus we found no evidence that genetic information on non-recombining genomes is degraded or less functional than genes from recombining chromosomes.

This mechanism is well characterized in protein-coding genes and it has been proposed as a way to degrade non-functional peptides translated in lncRNAs (Tani et al., 2013).

Although miRNAs* was conventionally been thought to be degraded and non-functional [ 7, 60, 61], it is now clear that they accumulate in the cells, and are able to down-regulate mRNA targets [ 40– 42, 62].

There was generally less phytomass and poorer rainfall-use efficiency on dysfunctional or degraded landscapes than on functional or non-degraded landscapes.

A complex interplay of duplication, recombination, drift, mutation, and selection has created a landscape of more than one-hundred functional and degraded pseudogenes in the A. phagocytophilum HZ genome.