Sentence examples for emphasizing the functional from inspiring English sources
Pathognomic inflammatory lesions are granulomatous in nature, emphasizing the functional role of CD4T cells and macrophages.
This article presents an overview of the expression and regulation of HβD-3 in humans, and the structure function correlations among HβD-3 and its modified peptides are discussed emphasizing the functional importance.
Land use change is a process by which human activities transform the natural landscape, referring to how land has been used, usually emphasizing the functional role of land for economic activities.
We approach this first by emphasizing the functional importance of genetic variation in agricultural commodities using examples of the corn leaf blight of 1970 in which mitochondrial genetic uniformity contributed to crop failure and subsequent economic losses.
Thus, HFE may transcriptionally activate hepcidin through TfR2 signaling, emphasizing the functional significance of TfR2 in hepcidin expression.
Indeed, knocking down M2 receptors in the mouse abolishes bradycardia in response to carbachol[36], emphasizing the functional importance of this receptor subtype.
The previously observed correlations between whole-brain MTR histogram parameters and measures of neurological, psychiatric and cognitive function [ 9] emphasized the functional relevance of MTI parameters in such patients.
These results again emphasize the functional responsibility of the CMO for myopic management related to marketing function.
The Warsaw-based journal Grafika, meanwhile, emphasized the functional, commercial possibilities of Modern design.
Millat, G. et al. Niemann Pick C1 disease: correlations between NPC1 mutations, levels of NPC1 protein, and phenotypes emphasize the functional significance of the putative sterol-sensing domain and of the cysteine-rich luminal loop.
In contrast to the conception of ideas as images and copies of impressions or of external objects, pragmatist theories emphasized the functional character of ideas: ideas are suggestions and anticipations of possible conduct; they are hypotheses or forecasts of what will result from a given action; they are ways of organizing behaviour in the world rather than replicas of the world.
