Sentence examples for functional constellation from inspiring English sources

Efficient architecture design would allow reducing mission costs by employing CubeSat systems, while maintaining a level of performance that, for some applications, could be close to that provided by larger platforms, and decreasing the time needed to design and deploy a fully functional constellation.

Non-thyroidal illness syndrome (NTIS) is a characteristic functional constellation of thyrotropic feedback control that frequently occurs in critically ill patients.

The network reveals a map of coexpression clusters organized in well defined functional constellations.

Therefore, to enhance our ability to study the effect of gene constellation on functional and evolutionary properties while reducing the confounding effect of gene duplication on these properties, duplicated genes (N=3,456) were excluded from further analyses.

In Table  3 the typology of the 48 typical person-environment fit constellations is provided, and each type is exemplified with an environmental barrier of the HE.> -wrap-foot> Note: a type is defined by the combination of characteristics of a particular person-environment fit constellation aFor functional limitations related to each position of the scoring pattern, see Table  1.

Ruminative, dreamy and only fitfully bound by functional harmony or meter, "Constellations" vividly conveyed celestial shimmer as well as frissons of trepidation and awe suited to another inspiration, less obvious: an inquiring passage from the Book of Job.

Gene constellations with functional overlap (5PP or EE) displayed reduced Ka/Ks relative to the genome average (Table 2).

The ventral basal ganglia are revealed as a constellation of multiple functional systems for the learning and selection of flexible behaviours and of behavioural strategies, sharing the common operations of selection-by-disinhibition and of dopaminergic modulation.

In both cases, the effect of gene constellation on the functional and evolutionary properties of genes is discussed relative to that of better-understood properties, including recombination rate, X versus autosomal linkage, and protein function.

In conclusion, the functional consistency observed in the constellations and regions defined by the coexpression network and the enrichment on house-keeping genes place the genes in a new integrative relational context that has strong biological coherence and, in many cases, can reveal essential or ubiquitous biological processes.

Secondly, as we show for the Drosophila genome, some gene constellations deviate in their functional or evolutionary properties from the genome average or from the average of solitary genes.