The phrase "as a function of size over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts involving mathematical or statistical analysis, particularly when discussing how one variable changes in relation to another based on size.
Example: "The performance of the algorithm varies as a function of size over the input data set."
Alternatives: "in relation to size" or "depending on size".
In a parallel research programme, the author's group systematically characterised the physicochemical properties of palladium nanoparticles as a function of size over non-reducible supports to quantify structure function relations in allylic alcohol selox [133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 158, 159].
Since thymic output remains constant as a function of size over time (Hale et al., 2006), the higher frequency of E641-bound CD4SP thymocytes in old mice suggests that more E641-binders leave the thymus of old mice than adults on a daily basis.
The electronic, optical and magnetic properties of the graphene quantum dots as a function of size, shape, type of edge and carrier density are considered.
We loaded the described substrates with a PtCl(O, O′ − acac)(DMSO) antitumor drug and determined its release profile as a function of pore size over time up to 15 days.
Fig. 5 Microseconds per message transfer as a function of message size for OS pipes (line), byte array channels over pipes (long dashes), and typed messages over pipes (dashes).
We conducted tests to estimate (i) the analysis speed gain of RegScan over the reference tools, (ii) computational speed as a function of data size and various settings.
(F) shows coordination number (number of connections to adjacent pores) as a function of pore size.
(B) Average directional selectivity index (DSI) as a function of annulus size (n = 5).
The difference between observed and expected task neglect is shown as a function of group size.
Supplementary Figure 3 TRABI photon count estimate as a function of aperture size and PSF model.
(±s.e.m). as a function of group size, after excluding individuals with four or more ovarioles.
