The phrase 'have the same function as' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing two or more things that have the same purpose or purposeful activity. For example: "The liver and the kidneys both have the same function as filters for toxins in the body."
The WOfP can't have the same function as the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which has a genuine cultural power in its uniting of young Arab and Israeli musicians; nor does the orchestra have an avowedly political function.
Katherine Lapp, the university's executive vice president, said it was premature to confirm whether the science center, when construction resumes, would ultimately look the same — or have the same function — as originally proposed.
Because functional similarity is the appropriate relation for analogy, it is not necessary for analogues to have the same function as a consequence of common ancestry similarity despite different origins suffices (Ghiselin 2005).
All nodes of this network have the same function as knowledge mobilizer despite the fact that they might be quite different from each other from the view point of nature, type, and/or characteristics.
For the copy layer to have the same function as the parent layer, it follows logically that an input/output reallocation algorithm would have to be invariant to this translation.
From our studies, we have demonstrated that Mtmr8 have the same function as lipid phosphatases PTEN to dephosphorylate the PI3K products by down-regulating PI3K activity, and to regulate actin modeling and muscle development of zebrafish [57].
In the new report, the inspectors said that the Iranians disclosed that a new analytical laboratory planned for construction amid a warren of tunnels at Isfahan "would have the same functions as the existing" unprotected laboratory there.
The high homology implies that the zebrafish Mtmr8 may have the same functions as in human.
Although IL-23 is in the IL-12 family, IL-23 does not have the same functions as IL-12.
Most likely, although the mitochondrial genes have the same functions as their bacterial orthologs, they experience stronger evolutionary constraints.
The existing models assume that the protein will have the same functions as proteins with domain architectures A*B*C or B*C*A.
