The phrase "function at a mechanistic level" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to operate or work in a specific and detailed way at a mechanical or physical level. Example: The researchers were able to understand how the machine functioned at a mechanistic level by examining its inner workings and studying its design.
The lack of an analytical capability to detect patterns of HS domain organization is a direct offshoot of the inability to fully sequence the chain, and the consequence of this deficiency has severely limited the understanding of HS structure-function relationships at a mechanistic level [28].
Since the CBF3c gene is present in single copy in B. distachyon, this could facilitate functional analyses and the pathways this gene affect at a mechanistic level.
The role of ADAM17 in adult T cell development is largely unknown at a mechanistic level.
While the actin cytoskeleton's role in polarized growth has been amply demonstrated, it still remains uncertain at a mechanistic level how actin works to promote tip growth.
The complicated nature of mixing process makes it difficult to understand dough processing at a mechanistic level.
Graph theoretic concepts were exploited to construct candidate computer models describing the hydroisomerization of n-hexadecane over bifunctional catalysts at a mechanistic level.
It has been implied that differences in AKI duration may represent distinct phenotypes of AKI due to etiology of injury, but these views are still to be confirmed at a mechanistic level [6, 8, 14].
He said that further research is necessary in order to unlock exactly what is happening at a mechanistic level.
He hopes that this paper will lead other researchers to study these differences at a mechanistic level, to understand the biology further.
At a mechanistic level, we propose to attribute this set of findings to the coherent modulation of the auditory signal with facial motion.
