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In many cases, genes can be grouped by their expression patterns using hierarchical clustering, and these groups often comprise genes that are functionally related.
Genes in microorganisms are known to form operons, two-component systems, paralogous gene clusters, and other functionally related genomic clusters.
The pointers at each node become array indices rather than true memory addresses, but the structure is functionally unchanged.
Indeed, most of the functionally characterized genes induced by androgen in these prostatic cells appear to have important roles in the production of seminal fluid.
The outside world is incorporated into the home, both symbolically and functionally, and from these rooms it subtly permeates the rest of the apartment.
What works functionally for people under global capitalism is more or less universal, since our standing up and sitting down come in standard dimensions.
However, when described in these terms, surface dyslexia appears to be a functionally mild impairment.
At the same time they were portable and functionally associated with the new symbolic medium, pottery.
Although the available arsenal of antibiotics contains a variety of functionally and structurally different compounds, resistance mechanisms have been developed for almost all of them.
Conversely, occipital lobes would be predicted to be the least vulnerable, and in fact, they show a nonsignificant difference from normal both structurally and functionally.
Differentiation occurs when a set of existing relationships disaggregates into subsets of functionally distinct social contexts.
Functionally this constitutes a restatement or reinforcement of an explicit or implicit request.
First, they are functionally equivalent to language tags (since they identify representations that are to be subject to control).
I use psycholinguistically, as opposed to functionally, stronger/weaker language to refer to linguistic knowledge and access to that knowledge (or representation and access).
We now use the staged approach in virtually all patients with functionally single ventricle.
