"functional efficiency" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe how well a system or process is performing its intended function in the most efficient way possible. Example: "The company's new production system has greatly improved functional efficiency, resulting in a significant decrease in production time and costs."
We further investigated the differences in protein functional domains between mitochondrial and non-mitochondrial proteins based on a suggestion that protein function and/or protein functional efficiency can be modified upon the change in its subcellular location [ 39].
Disease is failure to function according to a species design, in which functional efficiency is either degraded below the typical level or limited by environmental agents (1977, 550, 555, 567; 1997, 32).
Disparities in dimensions are observed in both cases of deficiency of useful function of upper limb and cases in which functional efficiency appears.
In order to keep cellular functions intact in spite of protein concentration reduction, the functional efficiency of the already established proteins (e.g. the specific activity of enzymes) had to increase.
It is also possible that there is a difference in the functional efficiency of the two LeuRS-B forms, with B" being less efficient in aminoacylating some of its cognate tRNAs.
Its design and implementation are able to improve functional efficiency, general service quality, level of ensured safety and environmental functioning of both the Russian and international transport systems.
Because shorter diameters could provide higher functional efficiency, our result suggests a tradeoff between network efficiency and multi-functionality, robustness, and/or evolvability.
Effective functional efficiency of structures along with attractive aesthetical appearance is mostly in demand in this modern civilisation.
Presented experimental results in form of pressure and temperature profiles prove the functional efficiency of the supersonic quench.
The first part is a theoretical study of the relationship between spatial configuration and functional efficiency of mosque layouts.
These challenges resulted in a shift in managerial focus from functional efficiency to effectiveness with attention to organizational interfaces, human factors, and overall enterprise performance.
