The phrase "as a function of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical, scientific, or technical contexts to indicate a relationship or dependency between variables or factors.
Example: "The output of the system varies as a function of which parameters are adjusted during the experiment."
Alternatives: "depending on which" or "in relation to which".
Hybrids will adopt one focus or the other, often as a function of which motivation is best suited to the task at hand so let that be your guide.
At this stage we apply (15) to adaptively compute as a function of (which is an estimation of channel traffic).
Figures 7 and 8 plot the achievable rates as a function of which gives the fraction of total time/bandwidth allocated to the relay.
Specifically, the impact of high- versus low-intensity TMS on remote occipitotemporal cortex differed as a function of which hemifield was currently attended in the active attention conditions.
Furthermore, as different types of DNA damage are repaired by different DNA repair pathways, consideration of differential cytotoxicity as a function of which DNA repair pathway has been knocked out would provide insight into the type(s) of genotoxicity induced.
An ADAN of similar size was observed regardless of whether ERPs were computed as a function of which hand was cued, or which movement direction was indicated by the precues, thus again indicating that the ADAN is generated during effector selection as well as during the specification of movement direction.
This approach allows for a detailed taxonomic and functional characterization of the selected ecosystem as a function of time, which is essential when planning strategies for dark fermentation-based biohydrogen production using wastewater as a fermentative substrate.
A 10-fold increase in mass would therefore increase metabolic rate as a function of 100.75, which is equal to a 5.62-fold increase in metabolic rate.
Before conducting the thermal spin injection experiments, we have estimated the form of TSP as a function of E, which determine the sign and magnitude of induced, using the conventional three-terminal Hanle (TTH) measurement7,20,26.
Cumulative damage is commonly expressed as a function of fluence which is defined as the integral of the flux over time.
