The phrase "as a function of nuclear" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific or mathematical discussions, particularly when describing a relationship or dependency involving nuclear factors.
Example: "The reaction rate varies as a function of nuclear density in the reactor core."
Alternatives: "in relation to nuclear" or "depending on nuclear factors".
Particularly, in Equations 4 and 5, the power series should go up to at least n = 4 in the truncation to accurately describe the shell structure, ground state electronic energy (Eelectr,0), and ground state one-electron density (ρ0 r1)), as a function of nuclear frame ({RA,ZA}) and number of electrons (N), concluded in [6] for correction (correlation calculation).
Whether as a function of nuclear weapons, carbon emissions, or sheer reproductive fervor, humans seem to be approaching an important threshold in our life on the planet.
We found that the average chromocenter number in crwn1, crwn2 and crwn3 leaf cell nuclei was similar to that seen in wild-type leaf cell nuclei and did not change dramatically as a function of nuclear size.
We also compared the DNA content of cells depleted of geminin, cyclin A2, cyclin B1, Emi1, or Oct4 with control siRNA-treated cells by measuring the relative fluorescence intensity of DAPI as a function of nuclear volume in individual nuclei.
The effective potential energy in the standard BO equation for the nuclei (namely, the electronic state energy as a function of the nuclear coordinates, or electron term) was written as a power series of the small deviations of the nuclear coordinates from equilibrium, up to second-order terms.
A curve illustrating the average binding energy per nucleon as a function of the nuclear mass number is shown in Figure 1.
This allowed expression of all image analysis parameters as a function of total nuclear area in the subsequent quantitative assessment.
Self-diffusion of the cation, the anion and the polymer chain in the low-molecular-weight polymer electrolyte systems Li(CF3SO3 PEG10 and LiN CF3SO2 2PEG10 has been studied as a function of temperature using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
Three experiments investigated the impact of nuclear accident reminders on support for nuclear power, as a function of initial attitudes towards environmental protection.
This paper deals with the Bloch equations which are a set of macroscopic equations that are used for modeling of nuclear magnetization as a function of time.
We have compared ratios R L = E L + / E 2 1 + Open image in new window in the ground-state band (a usually adopted measure of nuclear collectivity) as a function of even neutron number N = 56 74.
