The phrase "as a function of location and" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where a variable or outcome is being described in relation to different locations or spatial factors.
Example: "The temperature varies as a function of location and time of day, affecting the overall climate of the region."
Alternatives: "depending on location and" or "in relation to location and".
Secondly, KML overlays will be analyzed for use of determining: (i) raw material and products availability as a function of location, and (ii) modes of transportation as a function of emissions.
So the second time, what you find is that the robustness of firing, where robustness is the consistency with which the cell emits spikes as a function of location, and the consistency of the population, so if you look at the covariance across cells, so there's going to be as I say, at any given time, like 3%to5%5% of the cells fire.
Using a compartmentalised diffusion model with a source-gel-sink (So-G-Si) assembly, we created gradients of reporter proteins (mRFP1-tagged) and a transcription factor (TF, myogenic master regulator MyoD) and showed that GET can be used to deliver molecules into cells spatio-temporally by monitoring intracellular transduction and gene expression programming as a function of location and time.
Further, a highly variable milieu exists in the gut as a function of location and food intake.
CSEOF analysis clearly reveals subway passenger variability as a function of location and time of the week.
The values are then compared across time to examine the variability of capacity estimates as a function of location and methodology.
The density of the AT stem cell reservoir varies as a function of location, type, and species.
A two-way frequency table of observed counts as a function of location.
So the cell's relative location, the probability of a cell emitting some lights as a function of location, that stays constant.
The result is look up function which gives the maximum possible fluid pressure as a function of location.
Fig. 7 (a) Static shift coefficients estimated as a function of location for the TM and TE modes.
