The phrase "as a function of points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or any situation where a relationship between variables is being described.
Example: "The graph illustrates the relationship between temperature and pressure as a function of points on the curve."
Alternatives: "in relation to points" or "based on points".
The boxplots in Fig. 1 show a summary of the variation of mean canopy height and FC subsequently used to model AGB, derived from each data model at each study site as a function of point density.
Here, we present an analytic model that predicts the concentrations of such complexes as a function of point defect concentrations using the probabilities for point defects to encounter and the probabilities for the formation of specific complexes dependent on their formation energies.
In this regard, then, Himelblau notes that "is also, as far as we are aware, the first novel in Spanish America that seeks to render fictional reality of time as a function of point of view".
Using Green's function for the corresponding boundary-value problem, explicit formulae are obtained which express the solution of the problem as a function of the points of application of the actuators, after which the problem is replaced by its discrete analogue.
Figure 3B shows that the mean error per sample between the true frequencies and the inferred ones is small and decreased as a function of sample points and with the addition of data types.
A third order polynomial correlation for prediction of under-saturated oil viscosity as a function of bubble point viscosity, pressure differential (pressure minus bubble point pressure) and pressure ratio (pressure divided by bubble point pressure) was proposed.
Thus, the electron beam is scanned on the sample, and a series of spectra is collected for each point; thus, the obtained spectra can be compared as a function of the point of collection in the sample.
In addition, collector efficiency as a function of operating point is computed and presented graphically for different collector configuration and various operating conditions.
Since P3 and P4 must be the points where the straight line through P1 and P2 meets κ, the said cross-ratio may be regarded as a function of the point
Fig. 11 Radius of convergence r of the Taylor series of the logistic function (X (V )), as a function of the point (V=mu) about which the expansion is performed.
