The phrase 'function right' is not correct in written English.
To make the phrase grammatically correct, it should be changed to 'function correctly'. For example, you could use the phrase 'function correctly' in a sentence like this: "We ran several tests to make sure the software was functioning correctly."
Later, Rajah and D'Esposito [ 22] adapted these assumptions by attributing bilateral ventrolateral prefrontal activation changes to the dedifferentiation of cortical function, right dorsolateral and anterior prefrontal activation changes to functional deficits, and left dorsolateral and anterior prefrontal cortex activation changes to functional compensation.
Whereas Elliott's condition led to renal failure, Mourning's kidney function right now is good, Appel said.
It still doesn't function right," Congressman Mike Rogers of Michigan told NBC.
"Our trains don't function right now to allow people to circulate".
If f(x) is a combination of deltas, then our answer u(x) is the same combination of the Green's function, right?
(Significantly, the apparatus didn't function right away — no experiment ever really works the first time you try it, for the same reason that no child's toy ever works on Christmas morning, the first time you assemble it — and it was a fairly lowly assistant who eventually made the discovery).
But other things you can do to your code are write new functions, right?
To reestablish uterovaginal continuity using a total laparoscopic procedure in Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome with a functioning right horn.
We know the style he wants to play and we feel more confident with the way we're functioning right now.
"Europe has been the great leader of environmental action," Mr. Sachs said in an interview here, "but Europe is hardly functioning right now".
This function includes a delay of a few milliseconds to ensure that movement functions right after this function is called will not drag the pen across the page for the first few milliseconds of motion.
