Sentence examples for a dramatically higher frequency from inspiring English sources

We have provided evidence for a multipotent mammary progenitor present in the glands of pre-pubertal virgin females, which, when transplanted into the mammary fat pad, gives rise to milk-producing mammary structures containing multiple cell lineages at a dramatically higher frequency during pregnancy.

This exception is caused by the dramatically high frequency of 39-nucleotide motifs detected in R. communis (69.57%) (Table S4).

Chicago's police department has swung from a dramatically high rate of investigative stops to a dramatically low one.

The results indicate a dramatically high precision.

My life is relatively quiet, with a little higher frequency of surreal events.

At around 9 59 p.m. she recorded a "small increase in higher frequency energy," she said.

In this assay, the WT cells showed a normal frequency (1/8), while the BCS cells had a dramatically lower frequency (1/346; Fig. 3C).

Particularly, it should be noted that the performance of BRISQUE [32] drops dramatically on high-frequency noise and is significantly lower than the proposed metric.

A more detailed description of functional annotation results are listed in Additional file 2. Correlation coefficient of expression (~54 genes) profiles [ 17] between the E2-treated and control conditions is ~0.99, which suggests that E2 stimulation may not alter expression levels of genes in higher frequency chromosomal interaction regions dramatically (Additional file 1: Figure S8).

As Primate Labs' John Poole states, the latest build of the app includes "a dramatically improved processor frequency detection algorithm, which consistently reports the A6's frequency as 1.3GHz".

There was an augmentative effect of CC and WC on the frequency of carotid atherosclerosis, which was dramatically higher in both the highest WC quartile and lowest CC quartile.