Sentence examples for a frequency rate from inspiring English sources

Data recording is done at an interval of 0.01 s or at a frequency rate of 100 Hz.

These samples are taken from the RWC data base [20], in which the audio signals are sampled at a frequency rate of 44.1 kHz and quantized with 16 bits.

Simply put, monetary exchanges have a frequency rate  --  a "velocity"  --  and this rate is far higher at the bottom than at the top.

Telemetric data were sampled at a frequency rate of 500 Hz and a moving average of 1 second was applied.

Interestingly, only one such mutation has been reported in the Greek population, suggesting a frequency rate of 2.8%.

Interestingly, 75 of the 238 CNVRs had frequency rates of > 3%, whereas 121 of the 238 CNVRs had a frequency rate of < 1% in 256 individuals.

In addition, the response option for the item concerning accidents was changed from a frequency rating scale to a dichotomous yes/no.

Presentation of a face stimulus for several seconds at a periodic frequency rate leads to a right occipito-temporal evoked steady-state visual potential (SSVEP) confined to the stimulation frequency band.

We recorded 32-electrode EEG in a group of 15 4- to 6-month-old infants (5 females, mean age = 155 days, range 125 197 days) looking at complex images of various faces and objects presented one-by-one on a computer screen at a rapid frequency rate of 6 images/s (i.e., 6 Hz, stimulus onset asynchrony of 167 ms, Figure 1A; Video 1), in sequences of 20 s.

Two (9%) individuals displayed compound heterozygous mutations in the USH2A gene, which is a higher frequency rate compared to that of a previous study reporting 11% of GJB2 mutation negative children with HL carrying single Usher syndrome mutations.

This value will be smaller for an alternative that is provided to a lower frequency rate.