The phrase "a beneficial function in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive role or purpose that something serves within a particular context or system.
Example: "The new software provides a beneficial function in streamlining our workflow and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "a positive role in" or "a helpful purpose in".
Our results fit with the compensatory account9,10,27 that the additional activity in speech motor regions presented a beneficial function in supporting task performance.
Apart from warming the hearts of retirees who make an old-fashioned distinction between principal and income, dividends serve a beneficial function in braking executives' penchant to squander corporate resources.
Although other studies have suggested that HGF may have a beneficial function in pathological conditions, such as ischemic injury, there are no experimental evidences in the current study to demonstrate that enhancement of HGF/Met signalling is favourable in a physiological setting.
It is unclear how Δ133p53 might exert a beneficial function in the presence of mutant p53.
A carbon loss of such magnitude could indicate that (a) growth under P deficiency is indeed not limited by carbon and that (b) the seemingly unspecific exudation of a multitude of compounds many perform a beneficial function in the rhizosphere, possibly by enhancing plant microbe interactions in some way that may eventually provide better access to P to the rice plant.
In cases of selection three major outcomes have been described: evolution of a new beneficial function in one duplicate (neofunctionalization), partitioning of ancestral functions between the duplicates (subfunctionalization), or conservation of ancestral function(s) in both duplicates (gene conservation) [ 2, 5– 7].
These included Phialocephala fortinii, Cadophora finlandia, and Leptodontidium orchidicola, fungi that might have a mycorrhizal and beneficial function in these habitats [ 67, 69].
Examples of these UAG actions include improvement of pancreatic β-cell function and survival [5], [6], and a beneficial role in cardiovascular function [4], [7].
These findings provide the first evidence to our knowledge that genistein may play a beneficial role in vascular function through targeting the PKA/CREB/eNOS/NO signaling pathway.
In the context of high oxidative stress, the reaction with superoxide exacerbates cellular derangements by removing NO, which would play a beneficial role in several functions in the heart, and by producing ONOO−.
CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that disruption of CIITA function plays a beneficial role in preventing normal allogeneic T-cell responses.
