Sentence examples for preserving the functionality from inspiring English sources

the propagation of design modifications preserving the functionality and the coherence of assembly model is demonstrated.

Evolving evidence on the importance of carotenoids in improving health has resulted in high interest in finding efficient ways of incorporating carotenoids into food products, while preserving the functionality of carotenoids.

Makinde et al. (2016b) also discussed an IEAPMS (intelligent e-assessment and prognosis management system) e-maintenance framework and an e-machine temperature monitoring algorithms that could be used in optimally maintaining and preserving the functionality of different machines used in a manufacturing industry.

It has been shown that the association of HS with CXCL12α prevents the proteolytic attack of its N-ter domain by the endopeptidase CD26/DPP, thus preserving the functionality of the chemokine [23].

Patients were tested after at least 12 h withdrawal of medication, which is standard practice in Parkinson's disease research as medication effects are minimized, yet preserving the functionality of the patients for most of the wake time (Defer et al., 1999).

Alterations in dendrite complexity occurring during development might induce structural or functional compensatory mechanisms at the synaptic level in order to preserve the functionality and computational power of the postsynaptic neuron (Kolb et al., 1997; Dieni and Rees, 2003).

LANDIS-II builds upon and preserves the functionality of previous LANDIS forest landscape simulation models.

The methodology guarantees that the new code preserves the functionality and the number of execution cycles of the original design.

This is predominantly an exercise in necessity; only those dimensions that must be tightly controlled, to preserve the functionality of the component, should be toleranced.

Our methodology is based on replacing the original controller with a redundant (higher dimensional) controller that preserves the functionality of the original controller while enabling error detection and correction.

Here, we describe our experience with a leukapheresis cryopreseration program that has been able to preserve the functionality of cellular subsets and that provides the sample numbers necessary to run an external proficiency testing program.