The phrase "a substantial function in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the importance or role of something within a particular context or system.
Example: "The new software plays a substantial function in improving the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "a significant role in" or "an important part in".
Ranking functions play a substantial role in the performance of information retrieval (IR) systems and search engines.
In addition to their aforementioned indispensable functions, CARs have a substantial role in the formation and maintenance of proper cellular architecture, and potentially also in the protection of the translational machinery under stress conditions.
This suggests that factors such as parenting quality, stress, family composition, overcrowding, residential mobility, racism and family functioning have a substantial mediating role in the pathway from material wellbeing to poor mental health.
While preservation of renal function was a key finding in the pivotal phase III clinical trials of belatacept in renal transplant recipients, the magnitude of the renal function difference in the current study highlights the capacity for native kidneys to recover substantial function following LT in the absence of CNI exposure.
Introduction of the second K404E mutation doubled this parameter and the ratio of Vmax to Kt for 5-formytetrahydrofolate was restored to ∼50% that of the wild-type carrier consistent with a substantial increase in function.
We asked surgeons their current preferences for the management of displaced femoral neck fractures and whether a trial that definitively revealed a substantial improvement in function and quality of life with no difference in risk of revision surgery was important and would cause them to change practice.
Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is a surgical procedure of paramount relevance that restores a substantial degree of function in arthritic knees.
The use of soft elastic biomaterials in medical devices enables substantial function integration.
By using this error correction and an appropriate discretization of the partial derivatives of the height function, a substantial improvement in the accuracy of the interface curvature computation can be efficiently achieved.
Dr Philip Tucker, part of the research team in Swansea, told the BBC: "It was quite a substantial decline in brain function, it is likely that when people trying to undertake complex cognitive tasks then they might make more mistakes and slip-ups, maybe one in 100 makes a mistake with a very large consequence, but it's hard to say how big a difference it would make in day-to-day life".
