The phrase "a function of degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical contexts to describe the highest power of a variable in a polynomial function.
Example: "The equation represents a function of degree three, indicating that the highest exponent of the variable is three."
Alternatives: "a polynomial of degree" or "a function with degree".
The literature variously defines creativity as a function of degree of novelty, usefulness, or both.
Other changes in the spectra identified as a function of degree of cross-linking are discussed.
The ionic conductivity, thermal stability and tensile properties were investigated as a function of degree of sulfonation and PEGDGE concentration.
Hydroxypropylcellulose was modified with allyl isocyanate, and their temperature mediated phase behavior was studied as a function of degree of modification (DS).
A significant finding was that strong maxima exist in the predicted composite damping coefficients as a function of degree of interfacial mechanical degradation.
Novel derivatives of partially substituted ethyl cellulose (EC) were prepared and their chiro-optical properties studied as a function of degree of substitution.
Deflection signal as a function of degrees.
Node degree distribution (left), average clustering coefficient as a function of node degree (center) and average neighbour degree as a function of node degree (right).
Plotting the average neighbor degree as a function of the degree gives more detailed information, the assortativity R is a more succinct approach, returning just a number [23].
Figure 3 shows the average Shannon entropy of the degree distributions as a function of mean degree, considering networks from all subjects, before and after Ayahuasca intake.
40623_2017_640_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1. AIC as a function of n (degree of polynomial function) and m (degree of trigonometric functions) (see text) for the position time series at site 0437, whose location is shown in Fig. 1b.
