Improving the product meant working with engineers to find strong yet light, shock-absorbing materials, refine function and durability, and redesign the product's exterior to make it as appealing to customers as possible.
The ability to distinguish between orthology supported by all domains and orthology supported by a subset of the domains only would be helpful to improve the quality of ortholog assignments and refine function inference across orthologs.
We expected that by parsing genes based on coexpression similarities, more refined functions would be condensed within modules, revealing enrichments for more specific processes.
It is informed by a function-based outlook on language (Givón, 1993; Halliday, 1994) and a sociopragmatic framework (Fetzer, 2004; Gumperz, 1992) supplementing and refining function-based results with context-based parameters, that is production format and recipient design, genre and media frame.
These databases provide specific metabolic roles for genes acting as a highly refined function prediction.
Another way to think of it is that UX designers refine the functions of a website from the inside, and UI designers polish those functions from the outside.
Empirical datasets, obtained from both post-eruption field studies and additional laboratory experimentation, will provide future opportunities to refine fragility functions.
The reader is referred to Blake et al. (2017b) for illustration of how to incorporate targeted experimental results to refine fragility functions.
The insights presented in this article point towards a new, theoretically well-founded way to construct and refine energy functions, and thus address a timely problem.
To refine UGT73C6 function in the context of functional redundancy it was therefore aimed to generate plants deficient in the expression of both UGT73C6 and UGT73C5.
Therefore we assume that the likely SPL7-interactome consists of largely functionally redundant components that probably contribute more to refine SPL7 function, rather than to its activation.
