The phrase "a function of proximity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is influenced or determined by the closeness or nearness of objects or factors.
Example: "The effectiveness of the communication was a function of proximity, as those who were closer were able to share information more quickly."
Alternatives: "dependent on closeness" or "related to nearness."
This model estimates the risk of occurrence of an event (existence of a retail sale point for this case) as a function of proximity or density to different risk factors,4 as stated by Caplan et al.
This study examined 2-year changes in lack of awareness of a transport-related innovation implemented in Spring 2009 in Montreal, Canada, namely a PBSP called BIXI© as a function of proximity to bicycle docking stations and educational attainment As part of a larger investigation, a repeated cross-sectional design was used.
In other words, repetitiveness of shimmering is primarily a function of proximity.
We modelled survival (or growth or resprouting, all binary response variables) as a function of proximity to the nearest focal tree (mature and immature palm or male and female Myristicaceae): survival ~ mature palms * immature palms.
Two displacement sensor implementations have been evaluated in terms of noise and sensitivity as a function of the proximity of the knife edge relative to the source.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Fractional reduction in viscosity of crude oils as a function of fractional proximity to a critical temperature b critical pressure.
For the Newtonian fluid, the behavior of the acoustic parameters, attenuation and phase velocity, is analyzed as a function of PIPS proximity and found to be sensitive at low frequency only.
Examining learning effectiveness requires a field experimental design to understand fully the role of an individual's network position in acquiring information, in addition to the incorporation of spatial aspects, because information transfer is often a function of geographic proximity.
Clustering does occur for A. marginale pseudogenes as well, although there are far fewer of them than in A. phagocytophilum and A. marginale pseudogenes are not preferentially recombined as a function of their proximity to either the origin or the expression cassette, in contrast to the data presented here.
As discussed in the response to Review 1, RT did not vary as a function of stimulus proximity to the category boundary.
To quantify these results, we calculated the mean-squared jump distance of FcεRI trajectories as a function of receptor dynamin proximity.
