Although the Council of Europe argues that the CEFR has an open and flexible structure which allows the breakdown of a major level into sub-levels (e.g., A1.1, A1.2), a new framework with a structure of proficiency levels tailored to the needs of English language education in China will no doubt be more functionally efficient and user friendly (see The implementation plan of the CSE project below).
Figure 3 shows that in all three networks protein pairs with high PageRank Affinity are more functionally related (have smaller functional distances).
Over 25 years ago, in 1988, Irving Rosenberg stated that "no decline with age is more dramatic or potentially more functionally significant than the decline in muscle mass".
Because interacting proteins tend to have similar or related functions, a reliable PPI network should contain many more functionally related proteins than a random network.
In contrast, zones distal from the centre appear to be more functionally diverse and are enriched for pathways involved in more routine functions.
Thus, as many as 308 OR loci harbor one or more functionally disrupted alleles, and only 105 loci appear to be purely functional in the studied population.
FunFHMMer clearly generates more functionally pure families than other domain-based resources and outperforms DFX in protein function prediction as assessed by the UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot rollback assessment.
Now, she said, the boy is becoming more functionally independent.
Men tend to use Facebook more functionally, posting news, information and task-oriented content.
People with ME/CFS, the report noted, are more "functionally impaired" than those with Type 2 diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and congestive heart failure — diseases that we know to be very grave indeed.
