Sentence examples for functionality and growth from inspiring English sources
Unlike empirical studies, process models aim at explaining the scaling within tree architecture as a function of biological, physical or mechanical factors and at modelling their effect on functionality and growth of different parts of an individual tree.
Nevertheless, CIP usability, functionality, and growth do not scale with the sum of these resources.
Here, we discuss likely factors, and call for a paradigm shift in approach and design of future cancer nanotherapeutics based on realistic cancer models representing human disease, and better understanding of integrated pathophysiological processes, including systems immunology, that modulate human tumor functionality and growth.
Thus, it is difficult to relate the findings from these approaches to network functionality and growth.
EN made the groEL1ΔC strain, tested its functionality and growth, expressed and purified all proteins described except the AccD5-AccA3 complex and wrote the manuscript.
The obtained data indicate the removal of oxygen functionalities and growth of the graphene domains on the GO surface that leads to the improvement of surface conductivity which is a growing function of the ion fluence.
At this location, a GFP tag does not affect Cse4 functionality and cell growth (Chen et al., 2000).
MRI analysis of tumor growth and blood vessel functionality and maturation were done as previously described (18).
The relation between focal adhesion number, functionality, cell movement, and growth of skeletal cells has been described, by our group and others [ 46], and the formation of super-mature adhesions has also been related to osteogenesis support [ 47].
In vitro, the effect of the analogue on the parasite was observed in several parameters of cell and organic functionality, affecting the establishment and growth and survival in general.
Additionally, there is a dearth of studies demonstrating synergistic effects on tissue functionality from combining hydrostatic pressure and growth factors.
