The phrase "a frequencies of" is not correct in written English.
It should be "the frequencies of" or "frequencies of" depending on the context.
Example: "The frequencies of the sound waves were measured during the experiment."
Alternatives: "the rates of" or "the occurrences of".
The 7-marker haplotype negatively associated with height was found at a frequency of 6.6% in the VB cohort, and had a frequencies of at least 1% in the European diversity panel (Haplo_365).
(A ) Frequencies of interaction between the F' plasmid and the three bacterial genomes.
(A ) Frequencies of R+K along the coding sequences in membrane (mem), cytosolic (cyt), and periplasmic (per) proteins.
The genotype and allele A frequencies of codon 54 did not show significant differences compared with those of healthy controls from Hong Kong and Europe [ 6, 7].
The frequency (F), amplitude (A), frequencies of training sessions per week (FRQ) of vibration stimuli either applied with SV-WBV or SS-WBV and their respective effect on balance outcomes reveals varying results.
The alternative hypotheses would therefore be that either a) frequencies of heterozygotes would be higher than expected in survivors if selection took place as a result of heterozygote advantage or b) that frequencies of certain alleles would be higher than expected in survivors if additive allelic effects conferred fitness advantages.
If this is looking at your investments and retirement account then probably a frequency of once a quarter is right".
Most transmit at a frequency of 2.4 gigahertz, which is also used by Wi-Fi networks and many cordless phones.
Many PCS phones (Personal Communications Services) are based on digital technology and usually operate on a frequency of 1900 megahertz.
Each borough has a frequency of its own, except for the eternally fireless Staten Island, which shares one with the Bronx.
