The phrase "as a function of caloric" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or mathematical contexts to describe a relationship or dependency between variables, particularly in fields like nutrition or physics.
Example: "The body's energy expenditure can be analyzed as a function of caloric intake and physical activity levels."
Alternatives: "in relation to caloric" or "depending on caloric".
To gain insight into the functional consequences of age and caloric restriction-mediated changes on the HIF-induced signal transduction pathways, we analyzed the mRNA expression of MIF as a function of age and caloric restriction.
Differences in levels of glucose as a function of time since last caloric intake were tested with the Student t test between fasting levels (≥8 h) and the remaining 8 time points (t0, …, t7).
Importantly, BMI did not differ between groups, preventing any extrapolation over the effects of caloric intake as a function of the prior nutritional status, in contrast to a former retrospective study [7].
Importantly, BMI did not differ between groups, preventing any extrapolation over the effects of caloric intake as a function of the prior nutritional status, in contrast to a former retrospective study [ 7].
To put things into further perspective, here is a helpful weight-loss calculator that illustrates weight loss as a function of age, gender, current weight and height, and expected caloric restriction (deficit).
The caloric needs may vary over time, as a function of the actual energy expenditure (EE), and the proportion of EE met by the mobilisation of endogenous substrates.
The caloric curve and the specific heat as a function of the energy density are calculated and compared against simulation data, yielding a good agreement over the entire energy density range.
The relatively short period of caloric restriction resulted in a 3.3 to 6.5% decrease in senescent cell abundance as a function of total cell number.
Because 24-hour recall is an imperfect measure of caloric intake and has known biases by BMI [28], [29], [30], [31], we compared the consumption pattern of 2+ sodas per day as a function of both BMI category and quartile of energy intake.
