The phrase "a function of reproductive" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in discussions related to biology, health, or social sciences, particularly when referring to aspects of reproduction.
Example: "The study aimed to explore a function of reproductive health in relation to overall well-being."
Alternatives: "an aspect of reproduction" or "a role in reproductive".
This may be a function of reproductive hormones declining during this phase – during which some also experience premenstrual symptoms.
In summary, the networks in Figure 8 suggest that the extent of interactions between proteins that are transcriptionally regulated may be a function of reproductive stage, with very few interactions occurring during lactation.
To avoid violation of collinearity during model construction, parity was used instead of age because of its greater biological relevance: behavioral care and physiological investment improve as a function of reproductive experience (Fairbanks 1996; Cameron et al. 2000; Hinde et al. 2009; Machado 2013).
The success of neoplasia is not merely a function of raw reproductive frequency, and further, any such cells must still retain some kinship to their own unicellular origins despite its aberrant phenotypic expression.
The risk estimates were then converted into probabilities that a location would be assigned case status as a function of the reproductive and socioeconomic factors.
(The number of coinfections is assumed here to be property of susceptible hosts, rather that a function of parasite reproductive rates).
This difference was marginally significant (χ = 5.36, df = 2, P = 0.069) and was likely a function of the reproductive assurance secured by selfing hermaphrodites when mates became limiting.
Likewise, the transcriptome may be a function of the reproductive status in mammals and the latter may depend on other physiological variables.
Although in our primary analysis, we had analyzed residuals to linear models adjusted for these factors, we hypothesized that the magnitude of the potential effect of a locus on MD measurements could vary as a function of these reproductive and hormonal variables.
Fitness depends on producing offspring, which is a multiplicative function of reproductive success given an individual is still alive times the probability of still being alive, given investment in signals.
In a field study of breeding male and female barn swallows (Hirundo rustica erythrogaster) from North America, we assessed within-individual changes in carotenoid profiles as a function of both morphology and reproductive performance.
