"guarantee function" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to a system or procedure that ensures something will happen. For example, "The website has a guarantee function that ensures customers’ payments are secure."
Using such data it will be possible to simulate two scenarios: once assuming a lifetime function and the other assuming that the AVD will work only for the guaranteed function period.
Simulating a guaranteed function period (shorter than lifetime) will increase the ICER estimates, as it was seen in the one-way sensitivity analyses on the observation period (10 years vs lifetime).
These techniques can be used to display sufficient conditions that guarantee mapping of univalent functions (or, respectively, of convex functions) into univalent functions.
In addition to its cytotoxic effects, physiologic levels of ROS have a pivotal role in cellular signaling and homeostasis, which ultimately guarantee tissue function.
Much of it is paranoid legal nonsense ("Even if your system meets all the requirements given for this product, we do not guarantee every function"), but here and there the manual lets you in on a few real bummers.
The guarantee will function much like the FDIC does for bank accounts.
Teeth undertake chewing actions every day, and excellent nanotribological and nanomechanical properties could guarantee teeth function.
Although the presence of AUUUA motifs in an AU-rich region does not guarantee the function of this motif in mRNA stability [40], it would be interesting to determine whether the numerous AUUUA repeats confer instability to HIC mRNA.
Endothelial cells guarantee proper function of the vessels and are the original component in angiogenesis.
