Sentence examples for modified functionality from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the first example is provided for plants, where a functional allele gains modified functionality after repair of TALEN-mediated DSBs.

FP3 adds new and modified functionality for SMART Clients.

This review describes current progress in solid-state devices in which the molecular components possess designed supramolecular interactions – as opposed to non-specific cohesive forces – used to instill or modify functionality.

A class is open when it allows any external code to add or modify functionality in the local scope.

Because of the open character of OpenSesame and the availability of a plug-in framework, it is easy for third parties to add and modify functionality.

Classical mutagenesis has been widely used in crop breeding over the past 60 years and is lately re-emerging as an efficient alternative to exploit and modify functionality of genes controlling important traits in crops.

There are currently three approved antibody-based molecules with modified Fc functionality.

In its 2005 10K, eBay stated that it had "modified certain functionality of our websites and business practices in a manner which we believe would avoid any further infringement".

This emphasis is due to multi-particulates possessing many of the benefits of liquid oral formulations (such as ease of swallowing and dose adaptability) without many of their drawbacks (such as stability issues and lack of enteric or modified release functionalities).

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These features make systems analysis (understanding of robust functionality) — or redesign (proposing modifications in order to improve or modify existing functionality) a particularly hard problem.