Sentence examples for function or ability from inspiring English sources

The results of this study showed that the bioengineered vector utilizing VEGFR-1 receptors for cellular entry could transfect mesenchymal stem cells with high efficiency without inducing genotoxicity, negative impact on gene function, or ability to differentiate.

The drug, Dimebon, failed to improve patients' mental function or ability to carry out ordinary tasks, but other studies that combine Dimebon with other medications continue.

For example, the capability of life corresponds to the human species function or ability to live a life as this has become typical or normal through natural selection (Daniels 1985).

In addition, the effect of EMS was assessed on muscle strength, but not on muscle function or ability to perform activities of daily living because our study was conducted in the ICU setting.

When estimating the need for different health services the most common approach is to use instruments that measure function or ability that can explain that the direct costs are related to these aspects.

The matching criterion or matching variable is used to account for different levels of functioning or ability in each group.

Subjects were excluded if there were significant co-morbidities in the child that could impact their quality of life and other social and psychological problems which could have an impact on family functioning or ability to respond.

An independent examination of seven patients who underwent the same procedure concluded that 'patients have encountered serious medical complications and no lasting increase in sensorimotor function or functional ability' (Dobkin et al., 2006).

This device is multiplexed in the sense that features different functions or abilities, including (i) the concentration of diluted solutions, (ii) the separation of 'small' molecules basing on an exclusion principle and (iii) the SERS measurement of these molecules with extreme accuracy.

There are many VP functions or abilities described, with various neural substrates thought to be responsible for them.

The search terms "mild cognitive impairment" (MeSH term) or "MCI" were used in combination with the terms "activities of daily living" (MeSH term) or "ADL" or "instrumental activities of daily living" or "IADL" or "everyday functioning" or "functional ability" or "functional capability" or "functional deficits" or "functional impairment".