The phrase "as a root function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or programming contexts to describe a function that is defined by a root operation.
Example: "The equation can be simplified by expressing y as a root function of x."
Alternatives: "as a radical function" or "as a square root function".
In fact, OOBEM increased as a square root function of the number of prior convictions by a slope of 19.4% and an intercept of 23.6% (F1,14 = 135.6, p < .001).001
To overcome the non linearity problem that arises when combining vector measurements with total field measurements, we used a first order Taylor expansion of the total magnetic field intensity, as a square root function of the X, Y and Z components (Haines and Newitt, 1997).
We prove that the variance of the followers scales as a square-root function of the distance to the leader in 1D and a logarithmic function in 2D lattices.
While this means the phenotypic distance of two lineages originating from a common ancestor will tend to be proportional to the evolutionary time separating the two taxa, the magnitude of phenotypic separation between those taxa will scale as a square-root function of time (see [ 27, 28]).
The obturation time for the root fillings performed with each of the two techniques was compared using Wilcoxon's two-sample test (Table II). Figure 1 describes the relative distance from the most apical part of the root filling as a function of the average amount of voids in percentage for each root filling technique.
cr was then estimated by the WWM and three different FBMs; each FBM differed in the manner that load was apportioned to the roots (as a function of root cross-sectional area (CSA), root diameter or number of intact roots).
The mean-variance function was best approximated by a quadratic function, consistent with log-scale estimation; the link function was estimated (EEE) as 0.152 0.019, 0.285), consistent with a fractional-root function.
Micro-communications at the distal dural sleeve of the nerve root functioning as a valve that allows CSF influx while restricting CSF efflux is thought to be one possible underlying pathomechanism of perineural cyst growth [ 8].
The chronological analysis of root developmental profiles revealed a strong regularity in lateral root initiation rhythm expressed as a function of root length (expressed as a number of cells, Figure 2A).
The differential expression profiles indicated down-regulation of classical root functions, such as transport, as well as down-regulation of lignin biosynthesis in initiating storage roots, and up-regulation of carbohydrate metabolism and starch biosynthesis.
