The phrase "as a function of age which" is not entirely correct and may be confusing in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular variable or outcome changes in relation to age, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The study examined the effects of physical activity as a function of age which revealed significant differences in health outcomes."
Alternatives: "in relation to age" or "based on age".
In contrast, the degeneration of RPE/BrM/Choroid in NRF2-deficient mice occurred mainly at the last 1/3 of their life span and appeared to progress exponentially as a function of age, which is typical for age-related degenerative diseases.
Moreover, within the older group (aged 49 86), there were no age-related changes in the WPEs for each of the 3 prose types, and the pattern of WPEs across the 3 prose types did not change as a function of age, which is important for establishing that performance is maintained across the life span.
It reflects the mortality rates of a population as a function of age for the year for which it is calculated.
Rather, they obtain a per-capita payment from the FHF which varies slightly as a function of age, sex, and labor income.
For example, traits such as pulse wave velocity show a trait variance that increases with age, in which case weights can be estimated as a function of age.
We have therefore developed an easy to use method which calculates the likelihood ratio with penetrance as a function of age of onset.
The rate at which participants completed the vaccination series decreased as a function of age; 34.4% of the men in their 40s completed the series, while only 21.8% of men between the ages of 70 and 80 did so.
Our data confirmed the results of a prior study[ 19] which showed a significant increase in overall scatter as a function of age.
Poisson regression, in which the number of cancer cases are modelled as a function of age and birth cohort, was the model used [ 8].
Rheology and setting are measured in practice by rather conventional methods, which do not lead to a continuous monitoring of properties as a function of age.
