The phrase "a function of innate" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the role or influence of innate qualities or characteristics in a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The success of the athlete is often seen as a function of innate talent combined with rigorous training."
Alternatives: "a result of inherent traits" or "an aspect of natural abilities."
Adjusting to a New Normal People's responses to life's challenges are largely a function of their innate characteristics, traits like resilience, irritability, optimism that define them and are consistent throughout life.
Assume that the skill, θ, that individuals accumulate over these two periods, is a function of: Their innate ability upon birth, denoted by α 0. This is essentially a genetic draw, and as its subscript suggests, it is exogenous in terms of decisions made in periods 1 and 2. Their parents' endowments, p 0. For example, literate parents have an easier time teaching their children how to read.
Learning to read is not a function of intelligence or innate cognitive ability.
A recent meta-analysis found that feeding patterns of the mosquito community are more a function of host availability than innate mosquito preference for any given host [31].
IL-1 family members play a key role in the function of innate and adaptive immunity and are new promising targets for immunpathologies [ 41].
With the spotlight firmly placed on TREM2's role in AD, research advances will likely be quite rapid, and the emerging data will likely enable a more unified understanding of the function of innate immune signaling in AD.
For instance, consider an environment where the optimal investment in education for each individual were a function of his learning ability (or innate talent) and that the learning ability of individuals were independent of their predecessors' ability.
Although early studies suggested a key role of lymphocytes, recent data has emphasized the orchestrating function of innate immunity, i.e., macrophages and microglia.
Alongside its hematopoietic function and its role in the early selection of lymphocytes, the BM is an immune regulatory organ involved in migration, selective retainment and function of innate and adaptive immune cells [ 11].
Knowing the mechanisms responsible for the aberrant function of innate immune cells might lead to the development of therapeutic strategies designed to improve innate immunity in aged individuals.
