Sentence examples for a rather low frequency from inspiring English sources

Therefore, 305E40 carries some rather low frequency alleles which show a rather low frequency among the accession under study.

On the Italian mainland, the North African tithymali lineage occurs only in a restricted area around Rome at a rather low frequency throughout at least the past 100 years.

However, the situation may be different in some other European countries such as Sweden, Germany and Slovakia, where AR have been detected years ago at a rather low frequency [ 8- 10].

For example, even if the mtDNA haplogroup H evolved in the Middle East ~18,000-15,000 ~18,000-15,000 years agont H sub-groups observed in this region, albeit at a rather low frequency, such as H1, arose outside and are most likely the result of gene flow from Europe [ 34] 37].

After such events, it would not be surprising for an allele of rather low frequency to become associated in the new population with a very small number of marker haplotypes.

When calls are high pitched, the rather low frequency comments by the observer may not be such a nuisance, but observer commentary renders low frequency calls unsuitable for further analysis.

Among them are the rather low frequency of tumour antigen-specific T cells, their limited life span and their loss of cytolytic activity in vaccination studies [ 7].

42 In the total cohort, we found that 1192 men (2.4%) had attempted suicide which could be considered as rather low frequency when compared with the suicides (n=615).

Power line artifact is seen in spectrogram as a sharp activity band at 50 or 60 Hz, and ECG or EOG artifacts are typically located at rather low frequency range.

One major reason for the rather low frequency in our study compared to other studies may be that we only included prescribing errors that the dispensing pharmacists considered severe enough to necessitate a clarification contact with the prescriber.

An ethnic characteristic of this study was the rather low frequency of the CCR5d32 deletion in all analyzed ethnic groups and in the RA patients (<3% of all individuals), which might impede detection of genetic influences with statistical significance [ 30].