Sentence examples for functionality details from inspiring English sources

This sequence was specifically chosen to recognize the matching DNA sequence of our proof-of-concept reporter plasmid, which will be used to evaluate its gene-regulating functionality (details described below).

In step 1 of tool development a pilot form was created with sections to record (1) general website detail (intended purpose, source, target audience, functionality, details of any accreditations, and any website links) and (2) the use and context of use of specific keywords or phrases related to the assessment and management of tinnitus.

The framework functionalities detailed in the previous sections are now applied to the rapid prototyping of a signal processing application from the 3GPP LTE radio access network physical layer.

The mapping of a 20 MHz 2 × 2 MIMO-OFDM transmit and receive baseband functionality is detailed as an application case study, achieving 100 Mbps+ throughput with an average consumption of 220 mW [36] (Figure 13).

The internal surface of the 100 μm I.D. fused-silica capillaries was first decorated with pendant methacrylate functionality (for detail see the ESI †).

However, the Eichner index does not specify the exact number and location of teeth and is not reflecting oral functionality in detail.

However, the Eichner index does not specify the number and location of teeth present and is therefore not reflecting oral functionality in detail, for example aesthetics.

The FAF is a new method to evaluate the PS of patients with cancer, compensating for the lack of instruments to measure functionality in detail (on an 11-point scale) with a high concordance rate between observers.

If you are planning to buy more than one item from Amazon, there is an even better functionality: in the details page you can use the "Add Item to Compare" button.

The new functionality comes as details have emerged about Square's business status in the country.

9to5Mac's report details functionality of the proposed "Healthbook" app, which, as its name suggests, takes a lot of cues from Passbook.