"demonstrate functions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to specific tasks or routines that need to be done or demonstrated. For example, "The instructor asked the student to demonstrate functions from the newly-developed computer program."
We study double-donor systems from a more practical approach, i.e., to demonstrate functions such as a dopant-based memory, with one donor as a sensor (conduction path) and another donor as a memory node (trap).
Our results demonstrate functions for Paupar in the control of growth and differentiation in neural cells.
In the giant panda, a large group of genes that are potentially under positive selection demonstrate functions related to the sensory system, including taste and olfaction.
In this report, we demonstrate functions for αvβ8 integrin-mediated TGFβ activation and signaling in neonatal retinal angiogenesis using a combination of cell type-specific gene knockout and signaling blockade strategies.
Objectives: Demonstrate functions of a distributed research network that supports research needs and also address data holders concerns about participation.
The next step is to demonstrate functioning devices.
Because both the IgG and GFP are conformationally sensitive, these tests demonstrate function and proper folding of both domains.
Presence does not demonstrate function, so the total tissue ceramide content was measured by LC/MS.
In conclusion, our findings demonstrate function and relationships of methionine metabolic enzymes and histone modifiers in regulating histone methylation.
We gathered excitedly around him as he demonstrated functions we would never in a million years have thought to take advantage of.
In this core set, only a handful has demonstrated functions (e.g., TIR1/ABF1-5, COI1, EBF1/2, FBL17, SLY1, and ZTL (Table S3)).
