Sentence examples for name of the functional from inspiring English sources

A number of distinct problems go under the name of "the functional indeterminacy problem" (section 4.1) and the magnetesome example can be used to illustrate several of them.

GO = Gene Ontology term, name = GO name of the functional group, FDR = false discovery rate for correction of multiple testing, Over-/Underrepresentation = a GO term is considered over-/under-represented if it appears significantly more often/less often in the reference-set than it does in the test-set.

The names of the functional categories are derived from the GO annotation of F. g.

For example, DFT method names typically correspond to the name of the exchange-correlation functional while semi-empirical method names provide a reference to the empirical approximations of the method.

The web interface provides a piRNA target search module that users can use to search piRNA target pairs by the name of functional piRNA, the target gene symbol or the RefSeq accession number.

However, to better understand the biological role of the differentially expressed genes (and correlate with published data), the addition of gene names and the functional class of these genes would be helpful.

Most countries permit the pharmaceutical or food industry to sell these supplements under the name of functional food or medical food, and many people take vitamin or antioxidant supplements in the belief that they improve their health.

These names in no way reflect any of the functional and structural characteristics of this protein.

GAS transcription is regulated through the concerted action of 13 conserved 'two-component' signal transduction systems (named due to the functional linkage of two independent proteins, a sensor kinase and a response regulator) and >60 'stand-alone' transcription factors (named due to their ability to independently regulate transcription) [10], [12].

On the basis of the above assumption, each cluster was numbered and named according to the functional assignment of the most represented proteins in the cluster (Table 3).

The term has been used to describe both areas of atrophy in the semantic dementia literature as well as areas of lesion in the stroke literature (see Damasio et al., 2004 for a review of temporal areas implicated in naming of the lesion and functional neuroimaging studies).