Sentence examples for relation to the functional from inspiring English sources

The 1H and 13C NMR data of 3 showed great similarity as those of 5 (Tables 1 and 2), some minor differences were observed in relation to the functional group.

Using intrinsic signal imaging combined with tracer injections, this study investigates how Meynert cell collaterals are mapped in relation to the functional architecture of area V1 in macaque monkeys.

To evaluate disc position, disc in the closed-mouth position was classified into four compartments on the basis of the position of the posterior band of the disc in relation to the functional surface of the condyle following the criterion set by Murakami et al. [13].

This study demonstrated the additional value of myocardial perfusion assessment in relation to the functional integrity of the injured myocardium.

At present, we cannot explain the FOS induced expression of these genes and its relation to the functional effects observed in this and our earlier FOS studies.

Furthermore the impact of genotypic variation on early life microbial colonization in relation to the functional development of the gut is largely unknown.

Consequently, we sought to identify and characterize the variation in CTCF binding sequences and its relation to the CTCF functional spectrum.

This model examines the probability P ik that patient k, with functional status equal to θ k, responds to item i in the category 'can carry out', where and β i describes the 'difficulty' of item i in relation to the construct functional status.

In order to establish the various clusters of orthologous groups (COGs) in relation to the accepted functional classification scheme of bZIP transcription factors [ 22, 24], the full-length CDS of putative orthologs and paralogs identified were used for phylogenetic reconstruction by Neighbor-Joining (NJ) method, implemented in the Molecular Evolutionary Genetic Analysis (MEGA) version 3.1 [ 52].

Jones et al. (1991) described the in vivo distribution of [C]DPN binding in man in relation to the medial (functional subdivision of brain areas mediating the affective-motivational components in pain perception) and lateral pain systems (brain areas mediating sensory-discriminative components in pain perception).

Possible architectures are presented and discussed in relation to the requirements of functional safety in modular process plants.