The phrase "bear no function" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to indicate that something serves no purpose or does not have a specific function. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as discussing the function of certain body parts, objects, or ideas. Example: "The appendix is a vestigial organ that seems to bear no function in the human body."
As a journalist with an impressive CV, he said he now felt there was nowhere for him to work in Russia, with a choice between state propaganda, little-viewed opposition media and those in between that "bear no relationship to the main function of the media – to protect the weak from the strong".
Rolling element bearings are at the heart of most rotating machines and they bear the function of connectivity between the rotor and stator.
For example, a polar bear can function both in a zoo during summer heat and on an ice floe in frigid Arctic waters.
Accordingly, the Japanese black bear may function as an 'ecosystem engineer' [ 9], altering the abiotic environment and thereby affecting surrounding biota of the forest ecosystem.
The present study aims to shed light onto the structure and function of the conspicuous hyperoliid gular patch and its potential to bear a function in species recognition, mate choice, and also as a consequence in speciation.
But bear in mind there's no functioning prototype yet so that sounds a tad ambitious.
He thought this loop might bear an important function in the TCR signaling process by rigidifying this subunit and in turn pressing on the heterodimeric CD3 signaling molecules that collectively comprise the TCR complex.
In this respect, the black bear's heart function may be unique among mammals.
The following two segments also bear appendages (which function in feeding in most – but not all – crown mandibulates).
Nevertheless, it is conceivable that, like its human counterpart, also yeast CatD might bear a double function in regard to PCD.
