Sentence examples for successful and functional from inspiring English sources

Thus the hybrid blended novel designer scaffolds seem to be promising candidates for successful and functional regeneration of the peripheral nerve.

Through merely talking about these things, or expressing ourselves creatively, we create healthy outlets and increase the numbers of successful and functional members of our communities.

To be successful and functional, these endosseous implants have to establish an intimate integration of bone and implant that is referred to as osseointegration [1], [2].

The successful cloning and functional expression of the histamine H3 receptor in the late 1990s has greatly facilitated our efforts to identify small molecule, non-imidazole based compounds to permit the evaluation of H3 antagonists in models of CNS disorders.

The tension created often leads to successful, passionate, and functional business practices.

Among the most important achievements are the current use of advanced QTL mapping and genomic sequencing techniques for successful cloning and functional analysis of the rice genes controlling agriculturally important traits.

Successful morphological and functional TPSM in awake behaving monkey was achieved with the following technical developments.

If possible, the discovery of true biomarkers will almost certainly yield more successful genetic and functional studies and ultimately will help in the design of efficacious treatments for autism.

Since the release of the first draft of the human genome sequence in 2000, concerted efforts of the scientific community have resulted in the successful delineation and functional annotation of a large body of predicted human genes.

Successful complementation and functional recombination was detected in triple-transgenic mice (using the reporter line ROSA26-LoxP-Stop-LoxP-EYFP [17]; ROSY) when (1) both NCre and CCre were targeted to oligodendrocytes by the PLP promoter (Fig. 1C E; Fig. S3) or when (2) both fragments were expressed in astrocytes driven by the GFAP promoter (Fig. 1F H; Fig. S5).

Policies and programmes that address the health and other needs of the growing aged population are urgently needed to ensure successful ageing and functional independence of the aged.