Sentence examples for functionally efficient from inspiring English sources
We investigated whether a functionally efficient information transmission route from the ILSCm to the LA existed by utilizing a combination of optogenetics and in vivo electrophysiological recording methods.
Secrest's Duveen is still essentially Behrman's, though etched in lines both finer and fainter than those of the playwright's bravura crayon: a hyper-sophisticated but remarkably uncomplicated being, as functionally efficient as a cheetah.
This comprehensive design is a classic paradigm of evolutionary convergence motivated by common enterprise to develop corresponding functionally efficient structures.
For the first time we have characterized a functionally efficient wild-type p53 from buffalo having lower stability than human p53 and thus, buffalo p53 could be used as a model system for further insight to the molecular basis of wild-type p53 instability.
Optimization of physico-chemical conditions during biosynthesis is critical for generation of functionally efficient nanoparticles [28].
Recent focus of material scientists and engineers is to design economically and functionally efficient receptors allowing for substrate binding characteristics similar to those of natural systems.
Towards the cause of serving economic power production through fast reactors, it is necessary to bring in functionally more efficient and innovative design options, which also includes exploration of cheaper material alternatives, wherever possible.
Hence, a cell generation grown in hypergravity conditions will be faster and functionally more efficient than the cells raised in normal gravity.
1 In addition, prostheses are functionally less efficient when compared to individuals with natural dentition.
Individuals designated F have VDR proteins missing three amino acids (424 amino acids) and those designated f have longer VDR proteins (427 amino acids) that have been shown to be functionally less efficient (reviewed in Uitterlinden et al. (2004)).
It is unclear, however, if the remodelling occurring in this context has an evolutionary adaptive value, i.e. mice fed on hard food display mandibles that are functionally more efficient for food processing than mice fed on soft food.
