Sentence examples for a mere function from inspiring English sources
"a mere function" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to express that something is insignificant or unimportant. For example, "The CEO's job is often seen as a mere function of ticking the right boxes, rather than any kind of creative leadership."
And the issue of slavery was largely brushed aside in interviews as a mere function of the time, and not a defining feature of the Confederacy.
Though contingent on social economic progress, happiness level or well-being is not a mere function of aggregate economic growth.
As we noted in the first two blogs of this series, those seeking blindly to reinvent the university as a mere function of careerism and the new tech and those seeking blindly to restore the not-so-good old days of a privileged irrelevance together constitute Matthew Arnold's "ignorant armies" that "clash by night".
In this case, the resulting quotient of ratios is a mere function of the kinetic transport efficiencies (see Methods).
Importantly, metabolic regulation is not a mere output function of the circadian system, but nutrient, energy and redox levels signal back to cellular clocks in order to reinforce circadian rhythmicity and to adapt physiology to temporal tissue-specific needs.
Given that serving a mere conduit function (such as e-commerce, search, or social media) does not meet the criteria for regulated financial activities, TechFins can assemble a large scale customer base and leverage the trust and control generated in this non-financial business in moving into financial services.
If there is an engagement group, it is typically a mere support function within HR, which is the hardest department from which to drive this type of cultural change within the corporate environment.
Others say that the inclination to find meaning in life is by no means a mere biological function of humanity and that it instead may be the most important act we undertake as human beings.
It is conceivable that in some cases the CBM33s have a mere binding function.
The pulmonary circulation expresses two types of receptors for ANP: the biologically active 'B receptor', and the 'C receptor', which is reported to have a mere clearance function without biological effects [ 2, 21].
But beyond mere function and safety there was inherent in the medium a flexibility and subtlety that has allowed it to become an integral part of scenic effect and to heighten visual expression for artistic purposes.
