The phrase "a function of common" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is influenced by or related to common factors or elements, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The outcome of the experiment is a function of common variables that affect the results."
Alternatives: "a result of common" or "an effect of common".
The key parameter of the criterion is the analytical expression for the target utilance as a function of common lighting design parameters.
Interruptions as a function of common weather conditions comprise a gap between those models, and this research will bridge that gap.
The majority of cuticle proteins showed no evidence of coordinate regulation as a function of common cuticle protein motifs.
Context-specific modulation of audiovisual synchrony effects on right inferior parietal cortex activity has previously been shown for synchrony effects with audiovisual speech stimuli, as a function of common or discrepant spatial location [Macaluso et al., 2004].
The Common Services Entity represents an instantiation of a set of common service function (i.e., M2M service subscription management, device management).
In order to facilitate calculation of the required mutual information expressions, we substitute (B.2) into (1) so as to obtain the received signal as a function of "private" and "common" symbols and respectively, (B.5).
Utilising an interactive tool [http://purl.org/infectious/associations] a number of associational networks were developed, emphasising the distance between syndromes as a function of their common pathogens, or the distance between pathogens, as a function of their common syndromes.
In part, this is a function of a common first name and uncommon surname but also to do with his status as a sporting concept.
The critical water content (cwc) and the morphologies were studied as a function of the common solvent, initial copolymer concentration and architecture (di or triblock) by static light scattering and by Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), respectively.
The cause of the greater public good as a function of our common interests has become a faded concept of a society formerly humbled by historical circumstances and experiences that now seems out-of-place in an overly technocratic, financial-modeled, and tech-driven world.
This nonlinearity follows from assuming that fitness is a saturating function of common cellular resources, and that these resources are sequestered in proportion to the enzyme concentration.
