The phrase "a function of the evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is determined or influenced by the evidence available in a particular context, such as in research or legal discussions.
Example: "The conclusion drawn in the study is a function of the evidence presented during the trial."
Alternatives: "dependent on the evidence" or "determined by the evidence".
Consistent with the sequential model, we observed that dual-task interference has a massive effect on RT but does not affect the error rates, or the distribution of errors as a function of the evidence.
We observed that dual-task interference has a massive effect on RT but does not affect the error rates, or the distribution of errors as a function of the evidence.
The implementation designed for this project is based on the PARIHS framework, which proposes that successful evidence implementation is a function of the evidence, the context and the facilitation [ 71, 72].
The basic idea of Bayesian confirmation theory is that the probability of a hypothesis given some evidence P(h|e) is a function of the likelihood of the evidence e given the truth of the hypothesis P e|h) as well as the prior probability of the hypothesis h and of the evidence itself: P(h|e) = P(h P e|h)/P e).
This is explained by a function of the relation between evidence, context and facilitation [ 32- 34].
More generally it may be a function of the overall uncertainty regarding the evidence surrounding fetal movement monitoring, the lack of definitions of normal fetal movements or the definition of abnormal movements for identifying fetal compromise [ 26, 28].
The composition of the interface layer has been characterized as a function of the oxidation temperature and evidence of Ge dangling bonds at the GeO2/Ge interface has been reported.
The in situ measurements at different atmospheres in the electrochemical system (Ar or N2, and O2) as a function of the applied electrode potential provided evidence for surface structure dynamics in electrocatalysis.
The Promoting Action on Research Implementation in Health Services (PARIHS) framework suggests that implementation success is a function of the nature and type of evidence, the qualities of the context, and the way the process is facilitated [ 11].
This is further confirmed by the evaluation of the contribution of the quality of evidence to the final quality score: the regression analysis performed showed that the quality of guidelines, as measured by these instruments, is a function of the percentage of high quality evidence that each guideline contains.
Overall, the strength of the correlation is a function of the depth of sequencing as evidenced by the decrease in values for G1_M (52 X) compared to I1_M (74 X).
