The phrase "accumulated as a function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or programming, where one variable is dependent on another.
Example: "The total cost is accumulated as a function of the number of items purchased."
Alternatives: "gathered as a variable" or "compiled as a function".
We next asked the question whether OC immunoreactivity accumulates as a function of age in DS cases, where typically, virtually all cases over the age of 40 years have sufficient pathology for a diagnosis of AD [ 50].
The figure shows the amount of accumulated evidence as a function of time for a number of independent accumulators.
The relative amount of accumulated diversity, as a function of geography, was evaluated through the mean microsatellite variance estimated on at least five individuals.
PCS, an endproduct of protein metabolism originating from intestinal tract, is accumulated as renal function declines [ 19].
Reproductive isolating mechanisms are generally understood to accumulate gradually as a function of molecular genetic distance, a surrogate for time since divergence [ 8].
In liver failure, a variety of 'toxins' accumulate as a result of impaired hepatic function and clearance.
The nucleic acids that may accumulate as a consequence of impaired RNase H2 function are yet to be defined, and although RNase H2 enzyme activity has been studied for more than 40 years (Stein and Hausen, 1969), its cellular functions are poorly understood.
Both unchanged drug and the conjugated metabolites of TMP will accumulate as renal function decreases unless a dosage reduction is implemented.
The elimination half-life of TMP has been found to approximate: T 1 / 2 = 28 x CrCl ml / min − 0.13 20 Both unchanged drug and the conjugated metabolites of TMP will accumulate as renal function decreases unless a dosage reduction is implemented.
Examples include the nitric oxide synthase inhibitor asymmetric dimethyl arginine - this substance accumulates as renal function declines and has a strong relationship with cardiovascular events and mortality in a variety of populations.
