The phrase "as a function of the medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something varies or changes depending on the medium involved, such as in scientific, technical, or artistic discussions.
Example: "The speed of sound varies as a function of the medium through which it travels, such as air, water, or solid materials."
Alternatives: "depending on the medium" or "in relation to the medium".
As a function of the medium convergence μ A the temporal evolution of the system shows three distinctive behaviors.
Order parameter P as a function of the medium tolerance ϵ A and the agent replacement rate p new for systems of size N = 80.
The correct title for Table three is 'The degree of adsorption of Zn II), Cu II), Fe III), Cd II), and Pb II) cations by synthesized composites as a function of the medium acidity'.
The degree of adsorption of V V), Mo VI), and Cr VI) oxoanions by composite chitosan-silica as a function of the medium acidity is presented in Figure 7.
The degree of adsorption of Cu II), Zn II), Fe III), Cd II), and Pb II) cations by composites based on partially crosslinked chitosan and natural minerals clinoptilolite and saponite as a function of the medium acidity were investigated in different chemical compositions of buffer solutions.
Presently, it is not known whether this observation was due to differences in growth rate as a function of the medium [the initial growth rate of F1 was 3 to 5 times faster in LB than in M9 media (data not shown)], a higher bioavailability of Cr VI) in minimal media, or a lack of sequestration of toxic reduced chromium forms by organic molecules in the media.
But that may be a function of the medium.
Next, we investigated the staining intensity as a function of the phosphate supply in the medium.
The GAP1 gene is controlled by nitrogen catabolite repression (NCR), which regulates expression of genes as a function of the nitrogen status of the medium [ 37– 37].
Furthermore, the proposed thermal harvesting performances are investigated as a function of the dense degree of the medium-layer configurations.
We quantified the absolute number of ketone groups displayed on cell surfaces as a function of the concentration of ManLev in the medium.
