The phrase "a function of oil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the role or influence of oil in various scenarios, such as economics, energy, or environmental studies.
Example: "The rising prices of gasoline are a function of oil supply and demand dynamics in the global market."
Alternatives: "an effect of oil" or "a result of oil".
The variation of the extinction coefficient was therefore determined as a function of oil aging.
Initially, emulsion and microcapsule properties as a function of oil (20%300%), protein (2%–8%) and maltodextrin concentration (9.5%–18%) were characterized by emulsion stability, droplet size, viscosity, surface oil and entrapment efficiency.
Monthly fire frequency was derived from these data and modelled at 0.04° resolution via a random-forest model, which explained 56% of the monthly variation as a function of oil palm and timber plantation extent and proximity, logging intensity and proximity, human settlement, climate, forest and peatland condition, and time, observed using Landsat and similar satellite data.
Fig. 7 Intensity ratio (expressed by formula 2) as a function of oil concentration for oil dispersed in water and dissolved in n-hexane.
The authors of this study believe that the range of components being extracted by CO2 is a function of oil composition and CO2 concentration as indicated by the results of this work.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Droplet size distribution of emulsions as a function of oil content (2wt% surfactant) Open image in new window Fig. 8 Droplet size distribution of emulsions as a function of surfactant concentration.
This study introduces a general regression neural network (GRNN) model consisting of a one-pass learning algorithm with a parallel structure for estimating the minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) of crude oil as a function of crude oil composition and temperature.
The MMP values were tabulated from these data as a function of crude oil composition, temperature, molecular weights of Mw5+ and Mw7+, and concentrations of CO2, H2S, and N2.
The fraction of biodegraded oil for a distribution of oil droplets (X) is a function of the oil droplet size distribution.
To fill this lacuna, a robust and effective technique, called gene expression programming (GEP), is employed to determine BPP of crude oil samples as a function of temperature, oil composition, molecular weight of C7+, and specific gravity of C7+.
The effective water permeability, effective water-filled porosity, and dispersivity were investigated in two-fluid systems of water and oil as a function of residual oil saturation (ROS).
