Sentence examples for exceedingly functional from inspiring English sources
MobileMe not only promised to be exceedingly functional – an "Exchange for the rest of us" that would synchronize our emails, contacts, calendar appointments and photos across devices using push technology – it was also exceedingly beautiful.
The results presented here demonstrate that exceedingly high expression of functional unplugged/MuSK-Myc protein ubiquitously on the muscle membrane induced prepatterned AChR clusters in the muscle center, and restricted axons to the muscle center (Figure 6C H).
However, based on rescue experiments and on Western Blot analysis (Figure 2B), unplugged/MuSK protein levels in HS treated transgenic embryos are higher than those of muscle actin, suggesting that in these transgenic embryos muscle cells express exceedingly high levels of functional unplugged/MuSK protein.
"It's an exceedingly well-built car — very functional, fun to drive and very roomy," said Paul Locigno, a 63-year-old retired consultant in Virginia, who bought a 500 this spring, when he and his wife were looking for something smaller and less thirsty than their pickup truck.
This degree of identity argues strongly against matK being a pseudogene in A. roseans as mutation rates in non-functional genes are exceedingly high due to relaxed selection pressure on them [ 53].
The loss-of-functional allele of OsHMA3 is responsible for exceedingly higher root-to-shoot Cd translocation in these cultivars, because the non-functional OsHMA3 may result in failure of Cd compartmentation into vacuoles in root cells (Miyadate et al. 2011; Ueno et al. 2011; Ueno et al. 2010).
The blood has an exceedingly complex structure, and many components participate in its functional activities.
Brain tumors have unacceptably low survival rates and exceedingly high medical costs, often leaving survivors suffering from lifelong functional deficits.
Previous studies have assumed the functional form of the compressive yield stress in the suspension so as to give an exceedingly weak gel in the neighbourhood of the solids volume fraction at the top of the bed.
