The phrase "a function of visibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how visibility affects or determines certain outcomes or behaviors.
Example: "The success of the marketing campaign is largely a function of visibility in the target market."
Alternatives: "a result of visibility" or "dependent on visibility".
(B ) Mean produced driving speed across subjects as a function of visibility: for each subject, measured speed values were averaged across the three target speeds.
Experiments 3 and 4. (A ) Mean perceived driving speed across subjects as a function of visibility: Perceived speed was calculated from the measured PSEs using the following equation: Speedperceived = PSEclear + PSEclear × ln(PSEclear/PSEreduced visibility).
Experiments 1 and 2. (A ) Mean perceived driving speed across subjects as a function of visibility: for each subject, PSE values were averaged across the three target speeds (i.e., 40, 60, and 90 km/hr), then perceived speed was calculated using the following equation: Speedperceived = PSEclear + PSEclear × ln(PSEclear/PSEreduced visibility).
(B ) Mean produced driving speed across subjects as a function of visibility: As compared to their driving speed with clear visibility (brown dashed line), drivers drove slower when visibility was better for close than for distant objects, that is, in fog (red bars), and faster when visibility was better for distant than for close objects, that is, anti-fog (blue bars).
(B ) Same data sorted as a function of subjective visibility (seen/unseen) and objective localization performance (correct/incorrect).
To answer this question we computed Type II measures of wagering efficiency, d w ′, and wagering criterion, c w (see Section 2) from both model and psychophysics data, as a function of stimulus visibility and wager size (Fig. 5a and b).
Moreover, this enhancement of the N2pc by reward did not differ between masking conditions, nor did it differ as a function of the apparent visibility of the target within the masked condition.
To evaluate this assumption we calculated Type I criterion for the word/non-word discrimination as a function of both stimulus visibility and wager size (Fig. 4b).
But their visibility is a function of their novelty.
Amino acids are shaded as a function of conservation with a 30% conservation visibility cutoff that was calculated using Clustal.
The results of these measurements are depicted in Fig. 5. Fig. 5 Visibility as a function of the relative tilted and thus in the reference plane shifted interfering TEM00-modes of the single signal photons in tangential and radial direction.
