Sentence examples for Lower frequent from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in order to avoid that the more frequent morph were sampled earlier in the morning than the lower frequent female morph, we sampled one androchrome female and one gynochrome female each time.

Specifically, 1/ f scaling of a response time series means that changes in power (the amplitude of changes in response latency over trials) are typically small at the highest frequencies in the time series (i.e., extending over few trials), but that those changes are embedded in overarching, lower frequent changes of higher amplitude (spanning over a larger scale of measurement).

The persons with more severe level of intellectual disability were the lower frequent users of services (p < 0.001), indicating that the lowest users were those with very severe level (13.83%) and those with highest utilization rate were the subgroup of mild level of disabilities (19.38%).

These results indicate that prodrug 2 has the potential for safer, lower, less frequent, and less variable administration than ribavirin.

In a study in the Netherlands, the risk of cardiac death was 60percentt lower among frequent fish-eaters than among people who ate little or no fish.

Other researchers have investigated the benefits of griping (high for those who do it infrequently, lower for frequent complainers) and extent of pessimism in different cultures.

Feeding GH rather than GSS resulted in lower most frequent particle size, length, and width values (P < 0.001) and a lower median particle size (P < 0.05).

COLUMBUS AVENUE, which remakes itself every few years, is in the middle of another transformation, marked by a high number of vacancies, lower rents, frequent turnover and the loss of the very stores and restaurants that once epitomized the avenue.

Results show that adjusted for demographics, family/social support, and health practices, risk of dying was 24% (p < 0.001) and 12% (p < 0.01) lower among frequent and infrequent religious participants than among nonparticipants for all elders aged 65+.

Future research should point out whether occurrence of overtraining would indeed be lower with frequent monitoring of training status.

Here we show greatly elevated levels of PAX7 expression in a large cohort of primary ERMS tumours, and generally lower, less frequent expression of PAX7 in primary RMS tumours with PAX-FKHR fusion genes.