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The phrase "as a function of strain were" is not correct in written English due to the lack of a complete thought or context.
It can be used in scientific or technical writing when discussing how a particular variable changes in relation to strain, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The material properties change as a function of strain were observed during the experiment."
Alternatives: "in relation to strain" or "as it relates to strain".
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In addition, simulation predictions of average cavity radius as a function of strain were compared to previous relations for cavitation under conditions involving growth and coalescence.
The evolution of the fraction of coalesced cavities and the average cavity size as a function of strain were the principal model predictions.
The equatorial crystallinity index, crystalline orientation, and apparent lateral crystallite size as a function of strain were studied by analysis of the wide-angle patterns.
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According to Hookes law, the energy density u (energy per unit volume) as a function of strain is u =2Ehkl/2.
A clear increase in dislocation density as a function of strain is observed, which we discuss in the context of size-dependent strain hardening and exhaustion hardening.
The effect of the elastic modulus change as a function of plastic strain was examined.
The number of through-width cracks in the coating as a function of applied strain was measured.
Poisson's ratio as a function of engineering strain was different at quasi-static and dynamic rates.
The yield stress is determined as a function of strain rate between strain rates of 108 s−1 and 5×1010 s−1.
The magnetic permeability of fine gauge stainless steel sheets (thickness 0.15 0.25 mm) subjected to monotonic straining was measured as a function of strain.
The fatigue life curves were plotted as a function of strain range and Neuber factor.
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