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The phrase "as a function of temperature has" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to describe how a particular variable changes in relation to temperature.
Example: "The reaction rate increases as a function of temperature, indicating that higher temperatures facilitate the reaction."
Alternatives: "in relation to temperature" or "as it depends on temperature".
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Product distribution as a function of temperature has been quantified.
As seen above, in Fig. 6, the wavelength shift as a function of temperature has a linear behavior.
The optical behavior as a function of temperature has a peculiarity not observed for the Au/glass composite layer.
Noticeable changes in fly ash surface morphology as a function of temperature has been noticed using ESEM.
Their self-organization as a function of temperature has been investigated using differential scanning calorimetry, thermogravimetry and X-ray diffraction.
However, the dynamic behavior of the interfacial structure as a function of temperature has not been investigated, as well as the interfacial structure related to its mechanical properties.
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The volume transition as a function of temperature in these copolymers has been studied by swelling ratio measurements.
Variation of conductivity as a function of temperature shows that the compound has a semiconducting behavior.
Dielectric study as a function of temperature in the frequency range of 1 kHz–1 MHz has confirmed the observed phase transitions.
However, to plot as a function of temperature would not be meaningful, because the sequences have different Tm's and different melting ranges.
The softening rate has been measured as a function of temperature.
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