"in good function" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of working effectively or efficiently. For example, "The car is running in good function."
For patients at working age (figure 2), the direct costs increased in patients with poor function (HAQ>2 3) from €9374 to €11 376, in those with moderate disability (HAQ>1 2), from €5498 to €11 109, in patients with mild disability (HAQ>0.5 1) from €3573 to €6930, and in those with good function (HAQ≤0.5) from €2514 to €4473.
In livers without good function, due to cholestasis or hepatocellular dysfunction, enhancement of liver parenchyma may be weak.
He had had a right knee arthroplasty in 2004, with good function.
A large body of evidence has accumulated during recent years describing the benefit of early control of inflammation in order to avoid long-term disability and to maintain good function in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) [ 1- 3].
After adjusting for covariates in Cox regression analyses predicting good function, no differences in HR between early and late RA patients could be observed in DAS28 REM or SDAI REM.
The evidence that nonoperative treatment and olecranon nonunion lead to good function in most patients supports this idea [2, 14].
Pierce said that "to ensure optimal probability of survival," candidates for the Penn State heart must be younger than 55 years old, have good function in their other vital organs, demonstrate no evidence of infection or lung damage and not be insulin-dependent diabetics.
We also obtained measurements of creatinine clearance at the same time, and these confirmed that the isolated kidney exhibited good function in every case (data not shown).
Such a strong crackdown could hit liquidity in those markets used for hedging purposes, it warned.Instead, regulatory measures should focus on raising confidence in the "good functioning" of the market, including by increasing amount of available information on futures trading.
