Sentence examples for enlarged functional from inspiring English sources
Sox group B, unlike the other Sox groups, has an unusually enlarged functional repertoire in insects, but the timing and mechanism of the expansion of this group were unclear.
Additionally, when ecdysone signalling is perturbed during the process of somatic stem cell niche establishment enlarged functional niches able to host additional stem cells are formed.
Tumors originated from Tm1G3 were larger in tumor volume with enlarged functional vessels, decreased necrotic areas, and increased vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) protein levels.
It is conceivable that the addition of further complexity during evolution (e.g. regulatory feedback loops, memory, specific peripheral tolerance) will have optimized the dynamics of immune responses and enlarged their functional spectrum.
Most of such duplications, in Xanthomonas, seem to have arisen from old events and possibly enlarge both functional and evolutionary genome potentiality.
With the rapid increase in transcriptome data by expressed tag sequences (EST) and next generation sequencing technology, it becomes important to enlarge the functional annotation to genomes.
Accordingly, we suggest that plasticity in pre-miRNAs could be a mechanism to promote phenotypic variability, either to enlarge the functional repertoire of a single molecule (e.g., isomiRs; Neilsen et al. 2012) or to promote evolvability (Ancel and Fontana 2000) in organisms that have small effective population sizes.
The enlarged lymphatic vessels were functional in most mice by subcutaneous dye injection assay, however tumor growth sometimes blocked lymph drainage to regional lymph nodes.
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The double functional repairable coatings enlarged potential applications of the superhydrophobic surfaces.
The present work can be enlarged for the design of other functional 3D hierarchical micro-nanostructures in the fields of energy storage, catalysis, and photo/electrocatalysis.
