The phrase "as a function of force" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or mathematical contexts to describe a relationship where one variable depends on the value of force.
Example: "The acceleration of the object varies as a function of force applied to it."
Alternatives: "in relation to force" or "depending on force".
Impedance was nearly constant as a function of force except at the highest forces, for which it fell slightly.
Here, we apply atomic force microscopy using a magnetically driven oscillating cantilever to measure the dissipative properties of single myosin rods that provide unique dynamical information about the coiled-coil structure as a function of force.
Mechanical stimulation of the pelvic area of female C57BL/6J (B6) mice evoked baseline responses (pelvic withdrawal, jumping, or pelvic licking/scratching) where the percentage of responses increased as a function of force applied using graded filaments (Fig. 1A).
k1, k3, and δ may be obtained by examining Vmax as a function of force.
k 1, k 3, and δ may be obtained by examining V max as a function of force.
The dashed lines represent the position at which this threshold is crossed as a function of force.
Finally, an experimental criterion for chaotic motion, and an heuristic criterion based on classical methods in non-linear dynamics are also obtained and compared with the bifurcation criteria, as a function of forcing amplitude and frequency.
Figure 8 illustrates 1 1 entrainment ranges for a chain of ten oscillators forced at the last oscillator as a function of the forcing strength (alpha_{mathrm{f}}).
In the sinusoidal phase model, entrainment ranges as a function of the forcing strength, (alpha_{mathrm{f}}), are linear with slope depending on forcing position m and (alpha_{k}/alpha_{-k}) [15].
Relative displacement underestimation remains constant as a function of applied force, whereas jitter increases with applied force.
As a consequence, the force constant for nanowire as a function of mechanical force during an indentation is given by (3).
