The phrase "a function of live" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a function of life"? If this is the case, you can use it when discussing the role or purpose of something in the context of life or living.
Example: "The ability to adapt is a function of life that allows species to survive in changing environments."
Alternatives: "an aspect of life" or "a characteristic of life".
Historically, standing dead tree C has been estimated as a function of live tree growing stock volume in the U.S.'s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory.
Finally, at the animal level, individual CH4 emissions and feed intake measurements to enable genetic progress on CH4 yield (MY; g CH4/kg dry matter intake (DMI)), or residual feed intake (RFI; MJ/day), which is the difference between net energy intake and calculated energy requirements for maintenance as a function of live weight and for fat and protein corrected milk yield.
Call it recession politics, call it a function of living in the rich west and sensing a steep slide into relative decline.
Perhaps the scale of New York creates a sense of anonymity, or maybe it is just a function of living life stacked on top of one another, but after midnight in the city, revelers and the people who prey on them seem to worry little about public misbehavior.
Chan ethics is not a function of living in accord with predetermined means-to and meanings-of the good, but rather of improvisational genius a creative marriage of fluid vigilance and unwavering care: an ethics of ever-intensifying appreciative and contributory virtuosity.
During each round, poverty status was established as a function of living in a household with an insufficient annual income.
As a sensitivity analysis, we also assessed Medicaid recipients' total health expenditures (not just those paid by Medicaid) as a function of living with a smoker.
*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01 We estimated models of total health expenditures (regardless of payer) as a function of living with a smoker for overall expenditures and for each separate service (inpatient, emergency, etc).
Is that a function of cost of living differences?
The result is that how Mexicans are treated is very much a function of where they live.
