"improved functions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an item, activity, or process that has been made more effective by changes or modifications. For example, "With the new software update, the program now has improved functions to make completing tasks easier and faster."
Synthetic biology applies engineering principles to biological systems and reprograms living cells to perform novel and improved functions.
Residue-specific and site-specific in vivo incorporation methods are becoming the preferred approach for producing enzymes with altered or improved functions.
To reveal the structure-function relationship of heme proteins, and to provide clues for creating artificial heme proteins with improved functions, we here use myoglobin (Mb) as a model protein, and report that its peroxidase activity can be enhanced by construction of two distal histidines and a channel to the heme pocket.
This study provides valuable insights into the post-translational modification of heme proteins, and also suggests that the Cys-heme cross-link can be induced to form in vitro, making it useful for design of new heme proteins with a non-dissociable heme and improved functions.
Replacement of cinefilm requires that the media chosen for the task provide at least the same capabilities and preferably improved functions as those provided by cinefilm as a display, transport, and archival media.
We found that curcumin extract effectively reduced the number of prediabetic individuals who progressed toward T2DM as well as improved functions of β-cells.
Heparin preserved lung and improved function.
The CiCMs may only contribute partially to reduced scar and improved function.
An improved function requires correctly folded and localized protein complexes providing a validation beyond fluorescence measurement.
The curcumin eased pain and improved function about as well as the ibuprofen.
Strength conditioning in older men: skeletal muscle hypertrophy and improved function.
