Sentence examples for lost functionalities from inspiring English sources

Ongoing biomedical research starts to be oriented towards intervening in the microbiome by means of both drugs but also microbial strains that might act like exotic invaders aimed to restore lost functionalities [ 12, 13, 26, 47].

A bigger challenge is to specify mutations that endow a new function, such as a lost functionality in a duplicated gene.

Given the importance of the physiological and thus the clinical role of the intestinal permeability there is a need for biomarkers that not only reflect lost functionality of the intestine, but also permeability per se and permeability-related functions such as mucus quality.

Subsequently, in a meeting with F.D.A. officials, Healy candidly acknowledged widespread "infrastructure, quality and auditor problems," including a headquarters computer system that periodically "lost functionality," according to an affidavit in the court file.

Aspiration Pneumonia's incidence and allow the patient to start physiotherapy as soon as possible to regain lost functionality.

The Hubble has had two wheels replaced, and Kepler has lost functionality because of blown wheel mechanisms.

3Jam, a company that offers a number of SMS-related services, is looking to mimic Twitter's lost functionality.

A few companies have found a more aggressive approach can lead to lost functionality and can make diagnosing issues difficult.

But the ones being made in the lab only aim to restore lost functionality – whether it's brain implants that restore limb control, or cochlear implants for hearing.

I'd wager that a great many of these early adopters would be frustrated with the disappearance of the service, but would in short order find alternatives to reproduce the lost functionality.

Sure, it got a bit of a facelift in 2011, but it only lost functionality since Google decided to rip out its social features in an effort to drive people to Google+.