If these guys weren't around testing the noise levels you might have a vacuum with a sound frequency that might give you migraines.
In spite of a reportedly optimal tooth brushing frequency that might counteract the deleterious effects of dental plaque and sugary diets, about 80%, 70 % and 30 of the study population presented with plaque, calculus and gingival bleeding.
Our approach also identifies domains with significant mutation frequency that might be missed by approaches based on mutation prevalence, as illustrated by the identification of significant mutation frequency in the PI3K_p85B domain in breast cancer patients.
For each category I compare the word-usage frequencies of an individual's dreams with those from previous studies of dream content, looking for unusually high or low frequencies that might signal a meaningful connection.
For example, they avoided laser frequencies that might induce "spontaneous emissions" of light by the atoms being cooled.
It might be necessary to treat modulation frequencies ≤1 Hz, which are more likely to correspond to the characteristics of the transmission channel, different than modulation frequencies that might be related to articulation.
Assessment in multiple, independent samples, as we perform here, provides the best control for stochastic differences in haplotype frequencies that might be expected, by chance, between any single case and control samples.
For example, says veteran Los Angeles studio owner Skip Saylor, high frequencies that might seem splendid on a CD might not sound as good as an MP3 file and so will get taken out of the mix.
These efforts led to the invention of the frequency comb, an ultraprecise frequency standard that might someday replace the current atomic clock as the ultimate time keeper.
Parametric estimators available under the Poisson abundance model are based on the rather speculative assumption of a clonotype frequency distribution that might be incorrect or that might even change with age.
