Sentence examples for taking into account the function from inspiring English sources
One cannot fully understand why the human eye or heart has the structure it does without taking into account the function the organ performs.
Because stochastic shielding simplifies the representation of a stochastic process taking into account the function of the system, namely by distinguishing conducting versus nonconducting ion-channel states, it may provide insights not afforded by graph aggregation based on modularity or graph spectra.
Taking into account the function of c-MET and VEGFR in PC metastasis, we hypothesized that blocking both pathways simultaneously by combining two targeted agents may offer substantial benefit to PC patients.
Without loss of generality, we will take into account the function ω 1 ( x 1 ).
The two representations are coupled through a high-order asymptotic formula that takes into account the function values and the third derivative in the classical turning points.
In making these difficult choices it may be very important to take into account the function of the neuron under consideration.
Models proposed to explain clustering did not take into account the function of the gene products nor the likely presence or absence of a given gene in a genome.
The score takes into account the function of six organ systems (respiratory, renal, hepatic, cardiovascular, haematology, and central nervous system) as well as the weight of some therapeutic interventions (such as use of catecholamines).
This classification has evolved over time and novel classes such as caretakers, gatekeepers or landscapers have been added to take into account the function of novel genes and their association with tumor development.
To the extent that feedback from organizational members with varying interests is taken into account, the functions of the patient portal will better match the needs of these members.
Consequently, it could be presumed that eligibility should also take into account the functioning of the persons in their environment and move beyond using only one-dimensional, deficit-oriented diagnostic or body impairment labels.
