The phrase "a function of cultivation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the relationship between cultivation practices and their effects or outcomes.
Example: "The success of the crop is often seen as a function of cultivation techniques employed by the farmers."
Alternatives: "an outcome of cultivation" or "a result of cultivation".
In 2009, Fuchs et al. analysed the dynamic processes involved in the differentiation and functionality of both cell types in the coculture system as a function of cultivation time [ 32].
The DNA content of monolayer cultures as a function of cultivation time was analyzed.
Since it's expression decreases as a function of cultivation time, the data indicate that ESCM must either be actively withdrawing from the cell cycle or undergoing a checkpoint delay in G1.
The goal of our optimization problem is to infer the activity of TFs as a function of cultivation parameters, such that we can optimally explain the regression coefficients, which were distilled from the observed gene expression data.
It was found that biomass formation and PHB accumulation were a function of various cultivation parameters.
Given that changes in gene expression levels as observed across different environmental conditions can be attributed to changes in the activity of TFs, we aim to infer the activity of TFs as a function of the cultivation parameters.
The hypo-phosphorylated or active (inhibitory) form of Rb markedly increased as a function of in vitro cultivation time.
The Fv/Fm of untreated cells as a function of the time of dark cultivation is also shown.
A second-order model was proposed to represent the enzymic activity as a function of xylan concentration (X1) and cultivation time (X3).
This classification hints to a function of phlp1 also upon prolonged cultivation in light, i. e. under constant conditions of growth on cellulose in light or darkness.
Because weed control is the most important function of cultivation, this work should be performed at the most favourable time for weed killing, when the weeds are breaking through the soil surface.
