Sentence examples for functionality and function from inspiring English sources
An R library that contains the original AGEP functionality and function for calculating and applying the gene weight (wAGEP portion) can be found at [ 26].
However, before challenging this estimate, it is necessary to discuss the meaning of "function" and "functionality".
The novel approach allows thereby the distribution of the ETL process at three levels: the "process" level for coarse-grained distribution and the "functionality" and "elementary functions" levels for fine-grained distribution.
Unlike prior approaches that distribute the ETL only at coarse-grained level of processing, our approach provides different ways of parallelization/distribution both at process, functionality and elementary functions levels.
On the other hand, You et al. [ 13] evaluated motor function, functionality, and cortical changes by means of nuclear magnetic resonance.
This provides new possibilities to predict network functionality, as structure and function seem to be linked at various scales.
Table 2 Comparison of TDMA and CSMA/CA functionalities Function TDMA CSMA/CA Power consumption Low High Bandwidth utilization Maximum Low Preferred Traffic level High Low Dynamic network Average Good Effect of packet failure Latency Low Synchronization Essential N/A.
As for the assessments of the physical function, physical functionality, mental function, and social function, the statistically significant favorable change is more marked in the carbohydrate counting group compared to the control group (P < 0.05*).
About the same time that personnel became "human resources", but before function became "functionality"and year after year became "year-on-year".
The user manual provides a technical description of each functionality and each individual Matlab function.
Our model predicts response patterns highlighting the interference of epitope and linked non-epitope loci with each other's evolution and function: Clonal interference limits functionality and speed of adaptation, because beneficial mutations are continuously lost in the competition between strains (Gerrish and Lenski 1998).
