The phrase "as a function of the rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical, scientific, or technical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to the rate of another variable.
Example: "The output of the machine varies as a function of the rate of input material."
Alternatives: "in relation to the rate" or "depending on the rate".
This model characterizes the inverse ML intensity as a function of the rate of the applied torque input.
Thus, quality performance improves as a function of the rate of inspection and the duration of response.
Carbon formation rate was also studied as a function of the rate of gas flow passing through the fibrous catalysts.
Calculations have been made of the potential of the catalyst as a function of the rate of the different charge transfer processes.
The maximum temperature, that of the fuel-consumption zone, is calculated as a function of the rate of scalar dissipation at the stoichiometric mixture fraction, and extinction conditions are identified from the maximum of this scalar dissipation on the resulting C-shaped curve.
Equation (4) tells us the equilibrium frequency of A2 that will be maintained, as a function of the rate of mutation from A1 to A2 and the magnitude of the selective disadvantage suffered by the A2A2 homozygote.
A computer program was used to simulate the expected coincidence rate as a function of the count rate and dark count rate of each module, taking into account the overall losses of the system (Fig. 4b).
9.49 7.30 3.36 Figure 6 Average total rate as a function of the minimum rate requirements.
(a) Cumulative percentage of sites as a function of the emission rate per site.
(d) Evolution of the specific capacitance of the different supercapacitors as a function of the scan rate.
Indeed, our simple model successfully captures the sequence of experimentally observed dynamical outcomes as a function of the migration rate.
