The phrase "a measured frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the regularity or consistency of an occurrence or event, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The study revealed a measured frequency of heartbeats in the subjects during the exercise test."
Alternatives: "a consistent rate of" or "a regular interval of".
The analysis relies upon parameter estimation of a measured frequency response function, with a dynamic model derived from a low-frequency vibration analysis of the mechanical machine structure.
A control study insured that differences in tumor frequency in DLN by limiting dilution analysis was not an artifact caused by some "non-specific" inhibitory effect of CD200KO or CD200RKO DLN cells on tumor outgrowth in vitro (Fig. 2), but reflected a difference in the measured frequency of tumor cells in the DLN populations (see also [ 22, 23]).
When a sufficiently large number of documents is generated, the measured frequency of a
Using y t to denote the measured frequency of an allele at time t, and z t to denote the true allele frequency at time t, the likelihood function for a single 15-day competition experiment was defined as: ∏ t = 1 15 ∫ 0 1 f (y t + 1 | z t , σ 1 ).
The detection of NY-ESO-1-specific TM+ cells within the CD3+CD8+ cell gate was also similar in those 4 laboratories with a mean frequency of 0.80 % versus the fresh measured frequency of 0.89 % CD3+CD8+TM+ cells resulting in an inter-laboratory variation of 32.8 % (Fig. 6b).
The correlation was moderate to high and consistently statistically significant between scales and counts (i.e., criterion-related measures) for the three countries that measured frequency of engagement in specific KTE activities in both ways, indicating good construct validity and the redundancy of having both types of measures in the questionnaire (Table 3).
We assessed construct validity in two ways: 1) by calculating the correlation between scales and counts (i.e., criterion-related measures) for the three countries that measured frequency of engagement in specific KTE activities in both ways; and 2) by calculating the correlation between different but theoretically related (i.e., convergent) measures for all countries [ 26, 27].
A χ2 test was used to determine if the measured frequency of TEL VIR position in zone 1 differed from a random distribution using a 95% confidence limit.
Some measured frequency of alcohol use while others measured intensity (drinks per occasion or total drinks) and some measure alcohol use both ways.
Also, transcriptional slippage is a potential source of spurious microsatellite alleles in cDNA libraries [ 34], but the measured frequency of such slippage is only about 0.02% of all mRNA molecules in ubiquitin-B and amyloid precursor protein in human [ 40].
