Sentence examples for emerging functional from inspiring English sources
Agricultural bioresources are being recognised as emerging functional platforms that can find application in biological, environmental, and agricultural engineering.
A major factor that determines the emerging functional properties of neural circuits is the architecture and the distribution the connection strengths between the neurons in the network.
Emerging functional genomics methods including transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics are rapidly gaining acceptance as powerful tools to uncover underlying mechanism of action.
However, an emerging functional technique, Pittsburgh compound B (PiB) PET imaging to measure the burden and location of fibrillar Aβ deposits, has recently been reported as a promising technique for CAA detection [12].
Diffuse optical tomography (DOT) is an emerging functional neuroimaging technique with the advantages, relative to functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), of portability and the ability to simultaneously measure both oxy- and deoxyhemoglobin.
The emerging Functional Mockup Interface standard (FMI) and the adoption of the AUTOSAR standard in automotive ECU SW development opens up new opportunities to bridge model-based systems engineering and embedded software engineering.
Within functional integration, two main classes of connectivity have emerged — functional and effective connectivity.
Once emerged, functional modules would then be maintained depending on the frequency of mutations leading to formation of new interactions among proteins participating in the pathway.
The complex machinery required to effect this control is still emerging from functional and evolutionary analysis of genomic architecture.
This suggests a pivotal role of the anterior caudate for establishing the online control of goal-directed action and implies a similar striatal specialization as in model-free feedback-driven learning, yet emerging through functional couplings with the LPFC.
The localization of function to specific brain areas ("functional segregation") is the commonest approach to investigating function; however, an emerging, complementary approach ("functional integration") describes function in terms of the information flow across networks of areas.
