The phrase "associates as a function" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in a mathematical or programming context, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In this model, the variable associates as a function of time, indicating how it changes over the given period."
Alternatives: "relates as a function" or "corresponds as a function".
To better understand where significantly associated miRs actually bind mRNAs we calculated the cumulative frequency of significantly associated miRs as a function of their distance to the start of the 3'UTR.
Our results highlight the benefit of a dynamic monitoring process and analysis of well demarcated groundwater bodies to update the associated NBLs as a function of the temporal dependence of natural processes occurring in the subsurface.
The interview then moved on to explore participant perspectives and experiences pertaining to differences regarding access to, experiences within and needs for housing and associated resources as a function of gender.
The control compare trend experiment in Sieve was selected in order to monitor the various peaks, which might be associated with TPs, as a function of O3 dosage.
For MC simulations with and without IS, Figure 1 shows the minimal number of realizations N required to ensure a given accuracy associated with ε2=10−4 as a function of Eb/N0, where Eb=Es/ log2(M) denotes the energy per information bit (for BPSK, M=2).
Bardenheier et al. (1) presented data on prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) associated with delivery as a function of state and race.
This is illustrated in Figure 2b, which shows for all associated reaction pairs, as a function of P-value the mean (± one standard deviation) fraction of genomes that encode only one but not the other reaction.
Fig. 4 a Stabilities of Ti in Mg or Al vacancy site on the surface of MgAl2O4: the red circle shows surface energy of Ti in Al site and the black dot is that of Ti in Mg site and b the binding energy of defect associates, TiAl · VAl′′′ as a function of distance.
The proposed method makes it possible to assess the probability of occurrence of a structure's failure associated with widespread damage as a function of time.
It yields the propagation and the generation functions, and indeed the Mach number scaling exponent associated with each mechanism as a function of the Strouhal number.
