The phrase "as a function of schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something changes or is determined based on a schedule or timeline.
Example: "The availability of the conference rooms will be allocated as a function of schedule, ensuring that all meetings are accommodated."
Alternatives: "based on the schedule" or "in relation to the schedule."
Number of patients and cycles administered as a function of schedule and dose are listed in Table 2. Mild gastrointestinal AE, mainly diarrhoea and also nausea and vomiting, were observed in 35 patients at all dose levels.
Occurrence of side effects, as a function of schedule and dose, is listed in Table 3. Nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting, anorexia, fatigue and skin rash were principal toxicities of JNJ-26483327.
Therefore, we alternatively write the price p(a) as a function of the scheduling action profile p(a).
Figure 8 Extended link performance of JT transmission with QPSK combiner and different CQI feedback hypotheses as a function of a scheduled link duration.
The CQI mismatch with CQIDPB feedback can be minimized by the following approaches Figure 7 Extended link performance of non-coherent JT with several different CQI feedback hypotheses as a function of a scheduled link duration.
Assuming Rayleigh fading broadcast channel, we derive a closed-form expression for the achievable user's rates as a function of the scheduling algorithm, the channel fading statistics of each user, and the transmit power.
Statistically significant differences were found as a function of irinotecan oxaliplatin circadian schedule (P from log rank <0.005).
In experiment 4, lethal toxicity was limited to the combination involving 5.25 mg kg−1 per day of oxaliplatin and varied as a function of treatment time and schedule.
The former describes the concentration of drugs in tissue as a function of time and dose schedule, whereas the latter describes the relationship between drugs concentration in blood and its effect [ 34].
To this end, instead of simply translating the achievable gain for individual MIMO links into end-to-end gain in the network, we present a mathematical framework that can express the cross-layer gain on throughput as a function of network routing, link scheduling, and stream control in the presence of interference.
