"functioning through" is a perfectly valid part of a sentence.
You can use it when referring to a specific entity (i.e. an organization, individual, etc.) taking an action or achieving some end. For example, "The company is functioning through its new strategic plan to increase profits."
Soil microbial communities, in turn, influence plant community structure by altering plant performance and functional traits14,15,16, which affect ecosystem functioning through their effects on nutrient cycles and productivity11,17.
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Post's provost, Joseph Shenker, said his prime concern was to keep the college functioning through the strike.
This antibiotic has been suggested to influence cell functioning through more than one route.
Myeloid cell leukemia-1 (Mcl-1) is an important antiapoptotic protein functioning through protein-protein interactions.
It represents an integrative focus, functioning through its widespread interconnections with the cortex and other regions of the brain.
Humankind fights back with equally giant – 2,000-feet-tall – fighting robots controlled from within by two-person teams functioning through heightened degrees of empathy.
Because trait changes imply changes in ecosystem properties11, the consequences of a competitive environment might translate into altered ecosystem functioning through species turnover.
The TGFβ family of cytokines, functioning through the Smad proteins, plays important roles in vertebrate development, carcinogenesis and malignant progression as well as epithelial-stromal interaction.
Menin is an essential oncogenic cofactor for mixed lineage leukemia (MLL -mediated leukeMLL -mediatednctioning through its direct interaction with Mleukemogenesis
This therefore suggests that soil engineers can have greater impact on ecosystem functioning through their biogenic structures rather than as a result of their own abundance or biomass.
