The stiffness modulation is performed at a comparatively high frequency identified by the resonance of a mode of the dominantly shear type.
Existence of a comparatively high frequency of R8 in Orissa populations, especially among the AA-speaking Mundari tribes, strongly suggests that this haplogroup might have originated among the maternal ancestors of the contemporary AA speakers of the region.
The DRB1*07 allele was common and had a comparatively high frequency of incidence in patients with RF (Tables 1 and 3).
However, these variants appear only to have enjoyed limited success, and primarily seem to have been observed when the PMEN2 clone was present at a comparatively high frequency relative to the use of antibiotics in children selecting for resistance.
About 75% of human gene promoters are associated with CpG islands (CGIs) (Jones and Baylin, 2007; Suzuki and Bird, 2008), which are clusters of 500 bp to 2 kb length with a comparatively high frequency of CpG dinucleotides.
In common with colorectal cancer, methylation array analysis of breast cancer revealed a hypermethylator phenotype, associated with the luminal B expression subtype, and a hypomethylated phenotype associated with a basal expression subtype and comparatively higher frequency of TP53 mutation.
The second component (12.8%) further separates San Sebastián and, to a lesser degree, Gran Canaria and Tenerife from the other populations, through their comparatively higher frequency of U5b2, L2a and K1b1a lineages.
Given the comparatively higher frequency of premutation of FMR1 in POI than the general population (Supplemental Table SIII), FMR1 testing has become part of the work-up for women with POI.
This is mainly due to the comparatively high frequency of sub-Saharan lineages in Yemen (38%) compared to Oman-Qatar (16%) and to Saudi Arabia-UAE (10%).
Despite the comparatively high frequency of maternal deaths in the poorest countries, individual deaths are still rare events, making measurement of maternal mortality challenging.
