Sentence examples for functionally valuable from inspiring English sources

Sweet potato vines contain nutritional and functionally valuable components and represent a considerable source of carbon, nitrogen, and energy (Ishida et al. 2000).

First, hubs are more functionally valuable, especially for 'higher-order' cognitive tasks and adaptive behaviour; therefore lesioned hubs are more likely to be symptomatic than lesioned non-hubs.

It has been suggested that these topological features are functionally valuable for integrative information processing and adaptive behaviour (van den Heuvel et al., 2012; Crossley et al., 2013).

Brain networks or 'connectomes' include a minority of highly connected hub nodes that are functionally valuable, because their topological centrality supports integrative processing and adaptive behaviours.

So it may be that the prime mitigates the effect of hunger on food choice by either boosting the perception of fruit as more functionally valuable (Veltkamp, Aarts, & Custers, 2008a), or by boosting the relative importance of taste preference in hungry food choice, thus making hungry and non-hungry food choices more similar.

Interestingly, these networks are evolutionarily dynamic and differ between even closely related species [ 27, 41, 63]; however, it appears that once a functionally valuable motif-accessible system is in place, additional biomolecules come under the control of these systems, thereby extending the regulatory networks (Fig.  1a) [ 48].

Novel strategies using in silico methods that employ the knowledge of coevolved energetically coupled residues have also yielded valuable information on functionally important surfaces required for ligand binding in receptors of previously unknown function [53], [54].

In a research setting, knowledge of the type and location of multiple pathological mutations in a specific disease gene might reveal valuable indications towards functionally critical protein domains and/or motifs and disease mechanisms.

Based on these observations, we anticipated that genome-wide knowledge of SNP variation segregating within research colonies of Indian-origin rhesus macaques would produce novel and valuable information about functionally significant genetic variation in a number of important cellular pathways.

The availability of our S. meliloti functional network thus provides a valuable resource for future studies aimed at predicting the functions of these high number of functionally 'orphan' proteins.

Hence, our in vitro model system provides a valuable tool to further functionally address the epigenetic alterations that are common in cervical carcinomas.