The phrase "a parameter that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific characteristics or conditions related to a parameter in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "In our study, we identified a parameter that is crucial for determining the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a variable that is" or "a factor that is".
Time or the temporal microenvironment is a parameter that is often overlooked in 3D cell culture.
Coincident with these maxima is a peak in isothermal remnant magnetization (IRM), a parameter that is proportional to magnetite abundance.
Total oxidant demand (TOD) is a parameter that is often measured during in situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) treatability studies.
An overall estimation of the mechanical properties can be obtained by the fracture energy, a parameter that is a combination of both strength and elongation: both G. lucidum materials present higher values compared to the P. ostreatus, respectively.
Basically this method analyzes the reflection of high-frequency ultrasonic waves from the stressed interface, a parameter that is known to be related to contact conditions.
Indentation distance increase (IDI), a parameter that is inversely related to bone toughness, was significantly lower in RAL-treated animals compared to VEH (− 16.5%), suggesting increased bone toughness.
The analysis focuses on the estimation of the density of adsorbed CO2, a parameter that is key to quantify the storage capacity of a given material.
The term inversion refers to the change in rotation undergone by monochromatic light when it is passed through the reaction system, a parameter that is easily measured, thereby facilitating study of the reaction.
The printing frequency is a parameter that is correlated with fabrication throughput.
A parameter that is often overlooked is surface tension at the surface-to-air interface.
K is a parameter that is defined in the following: K = Bμ − Oμ Oσ (9).
