The phrase "a functional end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conclusion or outcome that serves a practical purpose or function.
Example: "The project reached a functional end when all objectives were met and the system was fully operational."
Alternatives: "a practical conclusion" or "a useful outcome."
A resection and a functional end-to-end anastomosis were performed with the GIA™ 80 mm stapler (Medtronic).
In addition, we established a functional end-to-side portosystemic shunt in order to reduce liver perfusion.
Afterwards, the portal vein and inferior (caudal) vena cava were partially clamped before a functional end-to-side portosystemic anastomosis was established.
In the past reported cases, including ours, a side-to-side anastomosis, an end-to-end anastomosis by layer-to-layer suture, or a functional end-to-end method was performed at the second operation, and recurrence was not observed.
In contrast to the usual chlorosilane coupling approach, the macromonomer approach involves the introduction of reactive chain-end functionalities on each of the arms, either through the use of a functionalised (protected) initiator or a functional end-capping agent, which allows the stars to be constructed by a simple condensation coupling reaction.
However, utilizing these data to provide greater mechanistic insight into the processes that drive therapeutic responsiveness may require a hypothesis driven, 'bottom up' approach that starts with a functional end-point and works toward determining its clinical relevance [ 2].
In the behavioral assay, we harness the information from live-cell "movies" to offset the limitation of "still images" and thereby distinguish a functional end-on attachment from a nonfunctional mixed-lateral attachment.
The portal vein and inferior (caudal) vena cava were then partially clamped before a functional end-to-side portacaval shunt was established with polypropylene (prolene®, Ethicon Inc., Norderstedt, Germany).
