The phrase "always in function" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing systems, machinery, or processes that are consistently operational or active.
Example: "The backup generator is always in function, ensuring that we have power during outages."
Alternatives: "constantly operational" or "perpetually active".
cAMP/PKA signalling pathways and RAS-like GTPase signalling have been characterized, though are not always equivalent in function, playing important roles to perceive the external signal and initiate the germination in S. cerevisae, A. nidulans and other fungi [ 23, 24].
The Chinese capital has always functioned in a register of productive and tolerable clamor: busy, frenetic, and congested, yes, but manageable and irresistibly interesting.
Darwin, of course, was always more interested in function, and his thesis of natural selection was explicitly directed at the problem of explaining functional adaptation.
Angels who attempted to pervert the message of the ultimate celestial being in order to confuse man's understanding of his present boundary situation as a terrestrial being or his destiny as a supraterrestrial being though not always termed demons are malevolent in function.
The evolutionary psychologist has a quick response to this: To say that a biological trait evolves for a purpose doesn't mean that it always functions, in the here and now, for that purpose.
Thus, gene X is always coordinately expressed with gene Y, or gene A is always upstream of gene B, or proteins C, E, and F are always in a complex and function only as a unit, never alone.
Because of the Hermitian properties of the correlation function, the Wigner function is always in real but not necessarily positive values.
Locums are able to manage the system with minimal instruction by my nurse (15 min) Yes It has good layout, functions buttons always in the same area and basic functions just a few clicks away.
"He always functioned in a very practical way vis-à-vis his career and his work as he saw it.
There is no excuse for the attack, or for the level of venom directed against Rep. Giffords and others in recent months, but it is also important to note that, while attempts to murder members of Congress have been rare, Congress has always functioned in a political atmosphere of uniquely sharp derision.
