Sentence examples for functionality represented from inspiring English sources

These three dimensions (wet, dry, and computational) depend on each other for optimal functionality, represented in Fig. 1.

In addition, because JSBML is built to be an interpreter for SBML, this functionality, represented by a single data structure, can easily be embedded into existing Java programs.

Therefore, to the extent that achievement of functionality represents technology improvement, fully functional IIS should operate more efficiently than their less functional counterparts.

Again, software with car-focused functionality represents an opportunity for Apple to grow its ecosystem.

The association between immune cell metabolic reprogramming as measured by lactate concentration in T cells and functionality represents an exciting field for research.

The establishment of a protocol to cryopreserve and revitalise primary human monocytes, which can be radiolabelled while retaining their viability and their functionality, represents a major advancement for both cellular imaging and cell therapy.

We used an approach in which new functionality representing web client was modeled and added to an existing video codec system in Figure 6 and the system was simulated and optimized based on the monitored information.

These drug amino functionalities represent potential sites of modification in the design of next-generation compounds that can overcome APH(3′ -IIIa-induced resistance.

Compared with the majority of carbon materials such as graphene QDs and carbon QDs, g-C3N4 QDs which possess both nitrogen-rich and electron-rich properties and basic surface functionalities represent a new family of luminescent QDs.

In fission yeast it acts in a complex with Cdc2, while in the budding yeast model its functionality is represented by two complexes Clb1,2/Cdc28 and Clb5,6/Cdc28, which exhibit some differences in interactions, as well as in timing.

Despite its low resolution and limitations, the analysis based on cytogenetic data resulted to be sensitive enough to reveal the existence of an important number of gene modules, significantly associated to regions systematically deleted in cancers, whose functionalities (as represented by GO terms) clearly account for cancer-related biological processes and molecular roles.