Sentence examples for term as a function of from inspiring English sources

Hancock experimental data was used for curve fitting the unsteady aerodynamic damping term as a function of frequency.

Hence, a new correlation was developed by a regression analysis taking into account the variation of the exponent to the heat flux term as a function of reduced pressure and some other properties.

Figure 3 plots the contribution from the dynamic source term as a function of the source process time T, which indicates that the contribution from the dynamic source term can vary widely from 2%to90%0% depending on the time T and the sea depth.

In a case-control study measuring, for instance, gene expression and genotype, we could model the probability of genes being annotated to a GO term as a function of both, differential gene expression (X) and allelic association to disease (Y).

Figure 17 Profit in percentage terms as a function of the cell radius and PLR ≤1%, for R 144[€/MByte]=0.0055-MHzHz bandwidth) and R 144[€/MByte]=0.00120-MHzHz bandwidth).

Additionally, we explore the residual terms as a function of the LCT and we analyze the sensitivity of the reflectance predicted by the various BRDF models to the kernel response function.

Figure 19 Comparison of profit in percentage terms as a function of the cell radius between 5- and 20-MHz bandwidths, with the price per megabyte as a parameter.

Moreover, data obtained in an experimental campaign is used to calibrate and validate the model, with the aim to obtain a flexible tool for supporting the cell design and the seasoning process as a whole, both in quantitative and qualitative terms, as a function of the boundary conditions inputted by the user.

Human-health and ecologic risk can be described in quantitative terms as a function of effect (also termed "hazard" or "toxicity") and exposure (NRC 1983).

In the test-tube and microplate approaches, the Δ t values obtained are analyzed in liner terms as a function of the antioxidant concentration.

We adjusted for potential time-varying confounders (C1) such as temperature, relative humidity, sine and cosine terms as a function of day of the season, and batch of methylation measurement.