Biological function: represents the functional meaning or the contest of interaction (glycolysis, lipid remodelling, oxidative phosphorylation,...)...
If overlaps have some functional meaning it is not a common case and most likely this function evolved by chance as a consequence of new genes arrangement.
But researchers are not sure whether the problem with using a cellphone while driving is what they call "structural," meaning the person does not have enough hands for the task, or "functional," meaning the task imposes too many cognitive demands.
Gerton Lunter, a senior scientist on the team, said that based on the comparisons, 8.2% of human DNA was "functional", meaning that it played an important enough role to be conserved by evolution.
Honours systems, even bizarre and anachronistic ones, are what anthropologists call "functional", meaning that they are essential to the smooth running of regimes both conservative and progressive.
The judge reasoned that in fashion, color is always "functional" — meaning that color is a useful aesthetic feature to which all designers should have access.
Hypotheses three proposed that the clusters had functional meaning.
Some traits have no immediate functional meaning, but many are suggestive of some ecological importance.
Even minor anatomical details began to gain functional meaning via the state-of-the-art combined approaches.
The ability to obtain a morphological description that may increase the insight on M/M functional meaning in brain pathology is thus a priority.
The highly specific initial atoms types in ECFP fingerprints are replaced with more general atom types, with functional meaning in the FCFP fingerprints.
