Sentence examples for functional equivalence between from inspiring English sources
From the functional equivalence between the SLFN and fuzzy inference system, a hybrid of fuzzy-ELM has gained attention of the researchers.
In this paper we take advantage of the functional equivalence between RBFN and fuzzy inference systems to propose a novel efficient approach to RBFN design for fuzzy rule extraction.
I'm not calling you shallow myself, but myopic and unable to see functional equivalence between genders.
Given that macaque AIP is also active during the passive viewing of graspable objects, our data provide further support for proposals of functional equivalence between human AIP and macaque AIP [31], [61].
A functional equivalence between different Notch ligands has been reported in the Drosophila embryo, where complete phenocopy of Notch mutations in wing veins and sensory lineages can only be achieved after deletion of both Delta and Serrate [16].
Studies on the lateralised readiness potential (LRP) [14], [15], an index of motor-related, lateralised aspects of preparatory activity, provide further evidence for functional equivalence between imagination and execution in the preparatory phase, but, similar to the CNV, show attenuated LRP amplitude for imagined movements.
For this purpose FRAIG package is used to detect functional equivalences between the nodes of the two networks.
Hence the functional equivalence and homology between human and non human primates will require further refinement as the definition of cortical areas in both species progresses.
It remains to be seen exactly what levels of functional equivalence exist even between different members of the same gene family, for example, the Syt gene family.
The next two concepts basic equivalence and functional constancy are perhaps best understood as two sides of a distinction between formal and functional equivalence.
Summarizing, the new experiments reinforce the notion that structural similarity between two proteins does not guarantee their functional equivalence.
