"the functional attributes" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the characteristics or properties of a system, object, or individual that contribute to its ability to perform a certain function or task. Example: "When selecting a new smartphone, it is important to consider its functional attributes such as battery life, storage capacity, and processing speed."
Since we focused on the recurring patterns of the functional attributes of protein interactions, we used the molecular function ontology.
The differently expressed probe sets were analyzed with GO terms, which describe the functional attributes of a gene product in each of these three categories: molecular function, biological process and cellular component.
The functional attributes of the Water Needs Index at this urban scale have been critically appraised.
The structure morphology plays a vital role in defining most of the functional attributes of WPC.
The functional attributes of fat in foods contribute to the overall performance and acceptance of fat-containing food products.
A major aim of the research conducted is to maximize the functional attributes of the second layer, enhancing both structural performance and watertightness.
The subsample responding to the structural characterization had a significantly larger share of respondents in the group who favored proposed restoration plans than the functional attribute subsample.
Therefore, using the functional attribute, the expert might categorize the concept with switches.
The motivation behind this algorithm is that the ReliefF estimates of the true functional attributes will improve as the noisy attributes are removed from the dataset.
The resulting networks are surveyed with a focus on the interacting partners of candidate genes and within the context of the original functional attributes.
Though present in small quantities of 18 and 16 wt% in the two composite based cells without and with CB, CTAB-MWCNTs confer the following functional attributes to the cells.
