The model implies that this adjusted cost of the drug combination, as a function of Aeff, is functionally equivalent to the cost function f(x) for a single drug.
This version is functionally equivalent to the MySQL aggregate function, but rather than accessing a database table of pair-wise LD values, it reads LD values from a flat file.
Next, we proved that the identified ZF kcnj10a is appropriately expressed, encodes a functional potassium channel and that this channel is functionally equivalent to human KCNJ10.
Looking to guns for salvation is functionally equivalent to religion.
Changing the serine residues to aspartate, which is functionally equivalent to phosphorylation, had a similar effect.
It illustrates that it is possible to produce an application that is functionally equivalent to a given PACBASE application.
The union had argued that the Lincoln Center plaza, which on most days is crisscrossed by thousands of pedestrians and theater patrons, is "a public place that is functionally equivalent to a park, sidewalk or thoroughfare".
Applied transformations are semantics preserving if the transformed program is functionally equivalent to the initial program from the input-output point of view.
Furthermore, although the mandate is called a "penalty" rather than a "tax" in the PPACA, Congress is nevertheless within its taxing power to impose it, because the mandate is functionally equivalent to a tax but not to a penalty.
The increasing block of outward current produced by depolarization is functionally equivalent to activating an inward current, suggesting that IR provides positive feedback and, in hair cells, serves an electrical function ordinarily reserved for voltage-dependent sodium and calcium currents.
The array of images formed by the convex sampling surface of the apposition compound eye is functionally equivalent to the concave sampling surface of the retina in a single-chambered eye.
