The phrase "a function of biology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is determined or influenced by biological factors or processes.
Example: "The ability to adapt to different environments is often seen as a function of biology, shaped by evolutionary processes over time."
Alternatives: "an aspect of biology" or "a characteristic of biology".
The truth is that anxiety is at once a function of biology and philosophy, body and mind, instinct and reason, personality and culture.
I'm looking for what they are really aiming for". Perhaps the answer lies in false inference of motive, which may itself be a function of biology.
Fig. 4 Mean translation accuracy scores (+SE) as a function of biology background and synapomorphy condition.
She knows firsthand that love is not simply a function of biology, and she finds that reaffirmed in the relationship she and Amy have with their children.
"Whether you say it is a function of biology or social expectation, it is a fact that – on the whole – men and women express emotion differently," Johnson wrote.
The reasons for the gender gap in reading are still unknown, the report noted, and it is unclear whether the gap is a function of biology, cultural influences or school practices.
By means of subtypes, we were able to classify patient groups that are treated as a function of tumor biology.
Differences in primary pigment binding are at least as much a function of organismal biology as they are the result of fundamental differences in LHC biochemistry, although affinities for specific pigments do vary.
The present research examined college students' understanding of two critical core tree-thinking concepts most recent common ancestry and nested clades as a function of instruction in biology generally and in phylogenetics specifically, the latter in an evolution course.
The sign and magnitude of the association of modeled surface wetness and species abundance appear to be a function of mosquito species biology and overall abundance.
We should mention that the tumor stage (i.e., tumor size, nodal involvement and distant metastasis) is a function of (i) tumor biology, and (ii) the time interval that tumor has been growing.
