Sentence examples for more functional activity from inspiring English sources

The discovery of interactions between EIAV Rev and RBR-2 is consistent with previous reports that the complete 555 nt ERRE has more functional activity in vivo than several shorter ERRE-derived constructs that encompass the ESE region but lack RBR-2 [29].

At 6 9 months after surgery, the patient continued progressive strength training and transitioned to more functional activities.

These results suggest that cyclophilin has more functional activities in the incompatible interaction.

The functional active sites of these two enzymes were quantified using the single turnover substrate DNPFG, and consistent with the hydrolytic activity, ∼5 7% more functional active sites were quantified with Vela than with Imig (Table 1).

(2) R-isomer analogs exhibit higher AR binding affinity and more potent functional activity than their corresponding S-isomers in all cases.

(3) All sulphide analogs show higher AR binding affinity and more potent functional activity than their corresponding sulphone analogs, with the exception of ligand R-8.

We are currently developing a computational software containing the FAF and intend to assess its construct validity by comparing its values with more precise functional activity levels measured by digital accelerometers [ 18].

Furthermore, the level of FOXP3 demethylation is associated with more efficient functional activities (suppressive capacity) of Tregs (Liu et al. 2010b).

Measurements: 1-Year mortality, the loss of 1 or more functional abilities in activities of daily living (ADLs), and the recovery/maintenance of independent ambulation at 6 months from the fracture.

These clusters correspond to groups of proteins whose interactions in the cell are possibly more important for the functional activity of lineage specific and common immune cell lineage functions.

Social practice varies so much from one community to another because food is so much more than just a functional activity: it is loaded with cultural values, symbols and identities, what the French anthropologist Marcel Mauss called a "total social fact".