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Free sign up"lots of function" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a large number or variety of tasks or purposes. Example: This new smartphone has lots of functions, including a high-resolution camera, facial recognition technology, and advanced security features.
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The patient writes that he has but little, if any, lots of function and no pain in the elbow joint.
About 2.5 G of paired-end reads were produced and assembled into 107,318 nonredundant sequences, gene annotation was processed, and lots of function gene were identified.
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In fact, dopamine has lots of functions in the brain – being involved in everything from regulating movement to the control of attention.
And lots of functions and unrepentant shaking of dat ass.
This decrease in utility comes both from limitations in functional specificity (many predictions will be very general such as "growth"), prediction specificity (many predictions will just be wrong), and "rich get richer" effects (genes that have lots of functions will be proposed to have more).
"There's not a lot of function in here," Mr. Rose said.
"So often our robots are in the uncanny valley where you got a lot of function, but it still doesn't look quite right.
"Eventually, they told me I'd also lost a lot of function in my left lung and my diaphragm was paralyzed so I can't breathe fully from my left lung," says Will, who's developed exercise-induced asthma too as a result.
"Eventually they told me I'd also lost a lot of function in my left lung and my diaphragm was paralysed so I can't breathe fully from my left lung," says Will, who's developed exercise-induced asthma too as a result.
Besides these cases in line with the known findings, there remain a lot of function unknown proteins in our modules.
The Internet dramatically reduces the cost of carrying on a lot of functions outside a firm".
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