The phrase "and as a function of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving relationships between variables or conditions, often in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The results of the experiment varied significantly and as a function of the temperature changes observed."
Alternatives: "in relation to the" or "depending on the".
The final goal is to determine an analytical description for, and, as a function of the quantities,, and.
Figure 5 shows the characterization of the algorithm performance for different decimation factors and as a function of the SNR.
NA57 has extended the WA97 measurements to investigate the evolution of strangeness enhancement over a wider centrality range and as a function of the beam energy.
Energy usage is minimized by exploiting density estimation, sleeping modes and duty cycle control in a distributed and autonomous manner and as a function of the traffic intensity.
Published literature indicates that the importance of topography in regulating moraine distribution varies spatially, temporally, and as a function of the ice mass type responsible for moraine deposition.
Then, the RSM was applied to membranes with different thicknesses, Nafion 112, Nafion 1135 and Nafion 117, and as a function of the temperature and methanol concentration.
Improved protocols have accordingly been developed and used to study the development of film properties in time and as a function of the important preparation variables.
The effect has been studied for different back-gate and front-gate biases and as a function of the device geometry.
Figure 3 shows the contour set for two levels of sparsity ( and ) as a function of the number of projections and of the quantization distortion of the measurements.
At 6 MV, the number of DSBs increases in HeLa cells, with increasing depth and as a function of the field size (Berbeco et al. 2012).
Figure 8 The perceptron's error rate vs the difficulty of the classification task and as a function of the parameters determining the learning rate.
