The phrase "as a storage function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the role or purpose of something in terms of storing data or information.
Example: "The database is designed to operate as a storage function for all user data collected during the registration process."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of a storage function" or "serving as a storage function."
It is shown that the internal entropy production may be used as a Lyapunov function candidate to prove the isolated system stability properties and as a storage function to assess the passivity properties when the system interacts with the surroundings.
Given that the internal entropy production of the reacting systems under study can be considered as a storage function, the inner loop is designed to shape the entropy production using the outflow rate as the control variable.
It is shown that there exists a Lyapunov function valid over the total operating range and this Lyapunov function has also interpretation as a storage function of passivity-based control.
In this study, the control arm received a weight scale and a pedometer with a storage function, just as the intervention arm did.
Adipocytes have secretory as well as storage functions, with adipocyte-specific deletion of the glucose transporter (GLUT 4 causing muscle and whole-body insulin resistance, presumably related to secreted factors or to ectopic fat deposition.
For the passivity system (2.1), the corresponding Lyapunov function (3.10) can be regarded as the storage function.
Working memory (WM) tasks require not only distinct functions such as a storage buffer and central executive functions, but also coordination among these functions.
Lectins that accumulate at (very) high levels in seeds or vegetative storage organs combine a function as a storage protein with a role in defence against phytophagous invertebrates or herbivorous animals [ 1, 2, 4].
Since changes in the mineralized matrix are synchronized with the molt cycle, the calcium bodies likely function as a storage compartment that complements sternal deposits as a source of calcium for the mineralization of the exoskeleton.
Adipose tissues function as a storage depot for lipid molecules and act as a major endocrine signaling organ that is crucial for regulating whole-body energy homeostasis [21].
Because nitrosothiols release NO under certain conditions and are generally more stable than NO, they may function as a storage and transport pool of NO.
