Sentence examples for important functionality from inspiring English sources
Genomic conservation strongly suggests important functionality and, given the functional role of M2 in the mouse model, it warrants further investigation in human studies, especially its therapeutic potential.
According to PCR analysis, factors associated with transcriptional abundance (CAI, EL), important functionality (ESS, PPA) and transmembrane protein function (SLM, TMH, and HS) were the main contributors (8%) to protein ER variation in over 50% of bacterial species we studied.
Factors that retain important functionality (ESS, PPA), maintain cell membrane function (SLM, TMH, and HS) and avoid a build-up of toxic molecules caused by misfolding or misinteraction (CAI, EL) influence the ERs of bacterial proteins.
An alternative to losing important functionality in the brain by permanent cell loss would be to functionally disable or alter cells without actually killing them.
CD-ROM distribution offered important functionality, including hypertext, that the major online systems could not at that point deliver.
Fault current limiting in HTS AC cables is an important functionality, and its design principles are introduced.
The other most significantly associated function with this network was renal and urological system development, which are important functionalities in camel as its kidneys and intestines efficiently retain water as part of camel's adaptation [9].
These important functionalities are not supported by conventional AHP, which assumes that the relative importance of criteria remains identical for every decision alternative (Duru et al., 2012).
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Several important functionalities, including shape memory effects, damping and self-healing capability combined with robustness, are introduced.
Job execution and management is one of the most important functionalities provided by every modern Grid systems.
