The phrase "a function of high" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is dependent on a high value or level of a certain variable, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The performance of the system is a function of high input voltage."
Alternatives: "dependent on high" or "related to high".
"Gullibility is not a function of high trust, it's a function of high trust where there are obvious signs that someone shouldn't be trusted," Professor Greenspan said.
The authors dismantle the prevailing myths that have made us inclined to tolerate and even encourage narcissism: that it's a function of high self-esteem, that it's a function of low self-esteem, that a little narcissism is healthy, that narcissists are in fact superior, that you have to love yourself to be able to love someone else.
And we have shown the yield strength of transparent MgAl2O4 nano-ceramic as a function of high pressure/temperature.
Thus, HD high salinity is not fully a function of high PET rates but rather a physical source entering the dam.
The Carnot efficiency is the maximum limit combined cycle efficiency and is a function of high temperature source and low temperature sink, Equation 12.
The compressive strength (σc) of Al 6061-T6 alloy was measured in the present work as a function of high strain rate ˙.
Perhaps it's simply a function of higher prices in the capital, but those living in London and the south-east are also the highest spenders in each of the three categories.
The coatings' microstructure evolution, as a function of high-temperature exposure, was analysed by scanning and transmission electron microscopy.
Future research consists in a systematic study of thermoelectric properties as a function of high-energy ball-milling process parameters such as ground time, and angular speed.
This is a function of higher perceived potential returns, which have induced investments in wildlife within an improved property rights setting (Barnes and Jones 2009).
The lower % of Fe in precipitates in WDP1 could be a function of higher redox potentials (FeS-unstable), or could reflect disequilibrium.
