Sentence examples for more functional as from inspiring English sources

The other is a little more functional as a PC, with what looks like a pretty solid setup.

Laptops may lack the sleek design appeal of their tablet counterparts, but they are far more functional as teaching tools, and a better long-term investment in ed tech.

The database is expected to interact with users, making it more functional as time passes.

Thus, this element of Boryong appears to be no more functional as an ICE.

It is possible that this becomes more functional as the worm distances itself from the fecal pat and readies itself for ingestion by the host.

However, for Graham, this strategy appears much more functional, as reflected in his increased use of writing after therapy and the success with which he and Alex collaborate to make use of it in their conversations.

The Bucs' offense strikes me as marginally the more functional, in as much as Doug Martin has run the ball pretty well lately, while Alfred Morris appears to be not so much stuck in a rut as broken down in one.

Disruptive startups in the field — who win business with faster and more functional technology, as well as lower fees compared to banks — have been buoyed by a strong rise in e-commerce activity, where some or all of a transaction by a customer is made either online or by mobile.

Similar to the (F+/C+) subset, it was found that (F+/ICC+) patients experienced more functional impairments as well as more mental and cognitive problems and higher psychiatric comorbidity than (F+/ICC−) patients.

Our findings are remarkable, because employees with severe MUPS present more psychiatric co-morbidity and have more functional limitations, as has been demonstrated in many other studies [ 5, 18, 19] Barsky et al. [ 19] found that MUPS were associated with functional limitations and more medical consumption, and psychiatric co-morbidity did not add to this effect.

In contrast, information and communication technologies (ICT) may overcome these limitations by capturing more fully the functional, as well as behavioral and cognitive disturbances associated with Alzheimer disease (AD).