The phrase "added as a function of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is included or modified based on a specific variable or condition.
Example: "The final price will be added as a function of the quantity purchased."
Alternatives: "included based on" or "adjusted according to".
The pH-stat unit records the amount of base added as a function of time so a rate of acid production in the vessel can be obtained.
Kazmierczak et al. [29] reported that a surface area increment of >15% results in deviation from linearity for plots of volume of titrant added as a function of time.
We propose that specific molecular networks are established early in T cell activation and then additional and critical gene components of these pathways are added as a function of time to obtain and/or regulate the impact of these networks on the final result.
The volume of NaOH solution (in ml), added as a function of time to keep the pH constant, is equivalent to the amount of FFA released.
Figure 5(b) displays the average final 6-month overlap of the added links as a function of aggregation time.
Second, we identified the portion of the state : step curve where states were added linearly as a function of steps by fitting a segmented regression model to the data with a single breakpoint (Muggeo, 2008).
Costs of other conditions that are not currently calculated in the model, such as cancer or osteoporosis ("unrelated costs") (32), are added separately as a function of variables that are in the model (e.g., age, sex, weight, and disease states).
Additionally, we have added as a novel function the simulation of the output of the emotion recognizer.
To test this, we constructed a network with 10,000 nodes following the distribution P(k) ~ k-2.6, which has only 64 triangles in total and thus the C ¯ ≈ 0. Then we randomly added 2 nodes with degree 2,000 and 200 nodes with degree 20 into this network respectively, of which the number of newly added triangles ΔN as a function of degree k is counted.
Burner-stabilized, laminar, premixed, hydrogen-air flat flames with 1.0 and 3.2 mol % inhibitor added were studied as a function of equivalence ratio.
The simulations show that the 1/rev, vertical, vibratory force response due to added tip mass varies as a function of the mass distribution between two adjacent blades, and the azimuth spacing between the two blades.
