The phrase "a function associated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a function that is linked or related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "In this study, we will explore a function associated to the growth rate of the population."
Alternatives: "a function related to" or "a function linked to".
The filter parameters are adjusted by a numerical optimization algorithm in order to minimize a cost function associated to cut-off sharpness.
The results of this fit using the Gaussian are then subtracted from the SCI and the residuals are now fitted with a periodic function associated to the interference term.
To discriminate whether this attenuation of poxviruses expressing the IFNα/βBPGAGmut is due to IFN-I modulation or to an unknown function associated to the cell surface attachment of the IFNα/βBP, we evaluated the virulence of ECTV expressing the IFNα/βBPGAGmut in a host lacking IFN-I signalling.
In the considered systems, the state is given by one or several functions that provide information on the cell population and also the tumor shape evolution and the control is a time dependent function associated to the therapy strategy (in practice, a cytotoxic drug).
A common objective function associated to this problem is to find the maximum data processing throughput.
In this region, tone sensitivity would therefore sustain higher-level representations pertaining to a non-classical function associated to the location, as well as it did in the inferior frontal cortex.
compactness) of weighted composition operators Wh,φ acting on the classical Hardy space H2 as Wh,φf="h(f○φ) are characterized in terms of a Nevanlinna counting function associated to the symbols h and φ whenever h∈BMOA (resp. h∈VMOA).
Setting C ( A ) : = sup t ∈ R | ∫ R | G ( t − s ) | d s | ≤ sup t ∈ R ∫ R C e − λ | t − s | d s = 2 C λ, where G ( t, s ) : = { e A ( t − s ) P −, for t > s, e A ( t − s ) P +, for t < s. is the Green function associated to A, and P −, P + stand for the corresponding spectral projections on the invariant subspaces of A, we can formulate the following theorem.
This forward approach is derived by applying a constant boundary element method (BEM) on a steady-state approximation of the heat equation and combined with the stream function associated to an electric current density.
The question of location and distribution of the zeros of the Selberg Zeta function associated to a noncompact hyperbolic surface attracted attention of the mathematical community in 2014 when numerical experiments by D. Borthwick showed that for certain surfaces zeros seem to lie on smooth curves.
