The phrase "a function of detectability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurement, analysis, or scientific discussions where the ability to detect something is being evaluated or quantified.
Example: "The success of the experiment was largely a function of detectability, as the signals were weak and difficult to observe."
Alternatives: "a measure of detectability" or "a factor of detectability".
RESULTS: Results indicated a strong correlation between nodule size and observer detection score and significant variation in nodule detectability as a function of location.
This was achieved by means of long dynamic phantom acquisitions designed to provide a fair comparison of image quality and lesion detectability, as a function of activity, between the new PET/MR system and a state-of-the art PET/CT.
We measured detectability as a function of signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and signal-to-background ratio (SBR).
On the other hand, for samples with strip- and disk-shaped surface potential inhomogeneities, we have obtained quantitative expressions for the detectability size requirements as a function of experimental conditions for both AM- and FM-EFMs, which suggest that a larger tip radius of curvature is moderately favored for detecting the presence of such inhomogeneities.
Studies have shown that lesion detectability varies greatly as a function of subject BMI as noted by Karp et al. [6].
The experiment was designed to directly compare two aspects of the knowledge about the symmetry axis on the detectability of symmetry as a function of masking noise density.
Observed red-crested pochard densities were adjusted to time dependent detectabilities, and modelled as a function of habitat variables.
This allows one to assess the detectability of side branches as a function of branch angle and length.
By determining the observability as a function of acquisition time, we can characterize the way in which the detectability of lesions increases with increasing acquisition time for a given camera.
The statistical detectability is usually displayed graphically by plotting EOOB as a function of the relative payload.
