The phrase "a function of parity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or discussions about binary systems where parity refers to the evenness or oddness of a number.
Example: "In this algorithm, the output is a function of parity, determining whether the input number is even or odd."
Alternatives: "dependent on parity" or "related to parity".
Thus, in a 2 × 2 × 2 factorial design, ewes (n = 96) were allocated to homogeneous groups according to body weight (BW) and body condition score (BCS) and were monitored from late pregnancy to late lactation as a function of parity (PRIM, n = 48; MULT, n = 48), litter size (LSi) (SING, n = 40; TWIN, n = 56) and daily milking frequency (FREQ; milked once, ONE; n = 48; or twice, TWO; n = 48).
Naturally acquired antibodies protect against PAM as a function of parity through a mechanism that appears to be IgGs blocking binding of PE to CSA [3] [5].
In an elaborate and rigorously executed study, D'Cruz and coworkers [ 15] applied global profiling metholodologies to examine persistent changes in the pattern of gene expression, as a function of parity, in the rodent mammary gland.
To corroborate their findings, D'Cruz and coworkers examined the expression profile of a smaller subset of these markers as a function of parity in the mammary glands of 129SvEv and Balb/c mice, as well as Lewis and Sprague Dawley rats.
The heuristic also can be extended to handle different costs for interaction addition and deletion by changing the constants in the recurrences to be a function of the parity of each flip.
Statistical testing consisted initially of fitting a Poisson regression model for implantation rate and a logistic regression model for each clinical outcome as a function of treatment, parity, subject age at transfer, autologous versus donor egg type and whether the subject was a gestational carrier.
The rationale for the birth index is the assumption that at any age t, the latent variable c(t) is a linear function of parity at time t.
Panel (c) as a function of G/ħη, the mean parity and its contributions and.
Therefore, the persistent expression of TGF-β3 observed by D'Cruz and coworkers could be a function of involution rather than parity.
Our findings also show for the first time in a U.S. longitudinal birth cohort that exposure to PFASs among a population of pregnant women is a function of age, race, household income, parity, and previous history of breastfeeding.
Although the euro is again at rough parity with the dollar, the rise is considered not a function of euro strength but dollar weakness, and Germans are no happier.
