The phrase "anchor function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or any field where a specific function serves as a reference point or stabilizing element.
Example: "In our analysis, the anchor function helps to maintain consistency across varying data sets."
Alternatives: "reference function" or "baseline function".
Gnome sequence was used as the input for the Anchor function of MAK to retrieve longer elements bearing similar terminal sequences and Tc1/mariner-like transposase coding sequences.
In PfTR, it was proposed that a salt bridge between the carboxylate of Gly541′ and Lys58 serves as this anchor function.
We interpret this to mean that the hydrogen bond between the amide of Gly541′ and the carbonyl of Gly534′ is more important for stabilizing this β turn−β motif relative to the proposed anchor function of Gly541′.
We found no such DNA transposon in the P. salinus genome using either of two methods — tBLASTn searches against the P. salinus genome using transposase queries representing known DNA transposon superfamilies, or the 'Anchor' function of the MITE Analysis Kit, which scans the genome for longer copies with putative coding sequences [ 34].
Second, we used the consensus sequence of the P. salinus MITEs as the input for the Anchor function of the MITE Analysis Kit [ 34, 89] to retrieve longer elements bearing similar terminal sequences and coding sequences whose products share sequence similarity with known proteins encoded by DNA transposons.
To see whether an autonomous element bearing TIRs of Gnome is present in the genome, even though not present in the TEfam database, Gnome sequence was used as the query sequence for the MAK Anchor function (see Materials and Methods) to retrieve transposase coding sequences bearing the termini of Gnome.
Seasonal scenarios demonstrate how the anchors function as public spaces for different programs during dry season as well as a water infrastructure during rainy season.
The good electrochemical performance was attributed to the anchoring function of APTES and support of TiO2 NTA.
The anchoring function of the spinal column is of great importance for the muscles that arise on the trunk, in whole or part from the column or from ligaments attached to it, and that are inserted on the bones of the arms and legs.
We call f an anchoring function.
In the existing literature, anchoring function f is a fixed contraction mapping [15, 17 19] or strongly pseudo-contraction mapping [20].
