The phrase "as a function of age with" 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 the phrase feels incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The study analyzed the participants' health outcomes as a function of age with respect to their lifestyle choices."
Alternatives: "in relation to age" or "based on age".
The percentages increased substantially as a function of age, with 67.2% for ages 45 64, and 89.8% for age 65 years or older, respectively.
On the other hand, the fitted age-at-harvest models resulted in a highly non-linear relationship as a function of age, with harvest rates of 2-year-old bears higher than those of yearlings, a decrease in harvest rates from age 2 through age 7, and then increasing harvest rates from age 7 to age 10+ (Figure 6D).
Gompertz (1825) originally noted that adult mortality increases exponentially as a function of age with remarkable consistency.
Interestingly, the power of the PMBR increases as a function of age, with little-to-no synchronization occurring in younger children (Gaetz et al. 2011).
Our data show a change in the ratio of intertrochanteric versus subcapital fractures as a function of age with a different pattern in men and women.
MGP mRNA levels were significantly increased as a function of age with a significant seven-fold increase between one-and 30-month-old rabbits.
The cumulative incidence of lung cancer as a function of age increased with increasing levels of CRP and YKL-40.
The cumulative incidence of any cancer as a function of age increased with increasing levels of CRP and YKL-40.
The cumulative incidence of gastrointestinal cancer as a function of age increased with increasing levels of CRP and YKL-40.
To explicitly evaluate age-specific mortality rates, we also analysed mortality rate as a function of age after emergence with a GLM with binomial distribution, corrected for overdispersion.
Within the RPE, Sucnr1 transcripts decrease as a function of age, suggesting an association with age-related RPE dysfunction.
