Sentence examples for functional route from inspiring English sources

This transparent TiO2 design would provide a functional route for various photoelectric device applications.

The heterogeneous nucleation process employed to doping the HAP, offer a functional route to obtain a green composite with potentials applications in multiple fields, such as tissue engineering, bone repair as well as protein.

This subnet activation respects the reaction irreversibility and defines a short functional route.

However, the robust connections between the amygdala and the BNST (52, 56), which in turn projects heavily to the arcuate nucleus (62), may provide an indirect functional route for amygdaloid influence on GnRH pulse generator activity; this is a postulate that remains to be explored.

Functions are routinely described with specific terms following the Gene Ontology (GO), comprising three main functional routes: Molecular Function, Biological Process and Cellular Component (17).

This observation is congruent with findings from non-human primates [ 7, 8], rats [ 9] and bees [ 10, 11], suggesting that foraging animals find functional routes by linking nearest-neighbour resources.

TRU Executive Director Megan Owens also criticized DDOT's pull out rate, a measure of functional buses running routes each day.

Conversely, circular permutations of IL-1β conserve the functional folding route as well as the agonist activity.

Point 2:  GK contends that the (Ferraris & Diamond 1997) review eliminates the possibility of a significant functional paracellular route for glucose absorption - as you say "Diamond and Ferraris contested the concept of paracellular flow ….

Preferably next higher order of functional approximation routes to be considered for the generation of collocation points [15].

These three synthetic routes highlight the complexities in synthesizing a sterically hindered sulfonyl chloride – the addition of the sulfonyl chloride moiety in between two sterically bulky functional groups (Routes A and B, Fig. 6) can be just as difficult as introducing sterically bulky groups onto a precursor molecule (Route C, Fig. 6).