Sentence examples for functional scaling from inspiring English sources

Power-law distributions are known to have statistical self-similarity resulting in the probability density function obeying a functional scaling law which is a renormalization group property.

Basic kinetics of cell proliferation appear to be exploited by evolution to produce graceful functional scaling in a number of domains, including acuity and sensitivity in sensory systems, and network architecture.

The paper highlights the East Asian region's long experience in integrated coastal management (ICM) implementation, which has provided the foundation for advancing geographic and functional scaling up to cover wider geographic and administrative boundaries and ecosystems, respectively.

However, even with over a century of interest in the evolution of allometry, essentially nothing is known about the genetic and developmental mechanisms of differentiation in allometric scaling relationships, although developmental processes must have played a central role in maintaining the functional scaling relationships among traits as well as in their evolution [6], [19], [20].

Several approaches include allometric scaling, histological sections, and functional scaling. 2 Currently, the most favored is functional scaling designing the MPS to reproduce tissue or organ functions, such as metabolism rate, blood residence time, or oxygen transport.

The second type, functional scaling up, is when a SNGO expands its activities to include new and different projects or programs.

We used the following scales in our analysis: global health status, role functioning, emotional functioning, cognitive functioning, sexual functioning (all functional scales), fatigue, and pain (symptom scales).

Again, a high value reflects high function of functional scales and low value shows low or disappointing function.

Among functional scales, social functioning scored the highest (77.5 [95% CI 73.65-81.38]) whemotionaltional functioning scored the lowest (63.4 [95% CI 59.12-67.71]).

The primary outcomes are pain (Numeric Pain Rating Scale), function (Patient Specific Functional Scale) and quality of life (EuroQual Instrument).

Furthermore, a high score corresponds to a high level of functioning on a functional scale, but corresponds to strong presence of symptoms for a symptomatic scale.