Sentence examples for functional to adopt from inspiring English sources
As such, it would be more functional to adopt abstract construals for distant events (parallel arguments apply for objects and events at greater spatial distance or less likelihood).
These include the cognitive skills required to assume job duties and meet work demands, the coping skills required to manage work-related stress and deal with interpersonal issues, and the overall stamina and functional ability to adopt a work routine and adhere to a work schedule [ 1, 2].
The BmLBLYP functional is designed to adopt the modified van Leeuwen Baerends (mLB) and the Becke 88 (B88) exchange functionals, combined with the Lee Yang Parr (LYP) correlation functional.
But the two-wheelers are coming on fast, moving beyond conveniences like GPS navigation to adopt functional enhancements.
Interaction or binding while remaining primarily disordered is highly unusual, as many functional IDPs are believed to adopt significant secondary structure formation upon interaction (Wright and Dyson, 2009; Uversky and Dunker, 2013), which we do not see here.
Standard advice for career changers is generally to adopt a functional or skills-based CV: a detailed skills section followed by a briefer experience section.
The presence of this functional group causes the helix to adopt the A-form geometry rather than the B-form most commonly observed in DNA.
The interaction of the individual RRMs with different sites on the same RNA, often distant in terms of their nucleotide position in the primary sequence, can result in substantial restructuring of the RNA in order to adopt a "functional conformation" [2], [3].
In each case, the dynamics change the capacity of the brain to adopt one functional configuration versus another.
The aim of this study was to adopt a functional genomics approach to screen for human genes that induce apoptosis when over-expressed.
Such diseases arise from the failure of a specific peptide or protein to adopt its functional conformational state; i.e., from protein misfolding and malfunctioning.
