The phrase "anchoring function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, economics, or any field discussing reference points or stability in decision-making.
Example: "The anchoring function of the initial price can significantly influence consumer perception of value."
Alternatives: "reference point" or "stabilizing role".
In the existing literature, anchoring function f is a fixed contraction mapping [15, 17 19] or strongly pseudo-contraction mapping [20].
This conserved globular domain is currently not observed outside of this species and might again play a specific anchoring function for these polymorphic toxins.
This ninein-specific region resides within a larger domain suggested to be required for the microtubule anchoring function of centrosomal ninein (Delgehyr et al., 2005).
The RONs discovery and their localization at the junction site [ 12, 13] with the availability of the RON2mCherry strain now allow assessing in real time whether the host cell PM cholesterol is required for proper (1) secretion of the RON complex, (2) insertion of this complex into the host cell PM or (3) anchoring function of the junction.
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.
The concept of distributed mobility management (DMM) has emerged in order to overcome efficiency-wise limitations in centralized mobility approaches, proposing not only the distribution of anchoring functions but also dynamic mobility activation sensitive to the applications needs.
In 58% of the distinct architectures it shows such neighborhood relationships to protein- or lipid- interacting domains with "anchoring" functions.
Hence, as direct estimation of BGB is labour- and time-intensive, developing root component biomass models based on easily measurable variables is crucial for studying BGB allocation patterns and therefore anchoring functions of the different root components.
Such proteins typically contain promiscuous domains of known general activity (e.g., protease or cell-wall anchoring functions) that tend to combine with other domains to endow novel functionalities [ 36].
The scaffolding protein CbpA contains repeated domains with bacterial SLH homology-related anchoring functions in C. cellulovorans (Tamaru et al. 2000).
