Sentence examples for a relatively lower frequency from inspiring English sources

We surveyed 11 populations covering a wide diversity of maize germplasm and observed an average HF frequency of 1.76% in seven F2 populations but a relatively lower frequency in three-way crosses which might be due to the fact that two of the three-way crosses were only effective for detecting the HF events contributed by maternal gametes.

Microsatellite markers are indeed difficult to develop in large numbers for poultry because of a relatively lower frequency of occurrence, when compared to mammals [ 23].

Recordings of D. simulans males displayed a weak tendency to produce relatively lower frequency periodicity than did D. melanogaster recordings, which is opposite to the observations of Kyriacou and Hall [ 6, 9, 10].

For low-γ MRS applications operated at relatively lower frequency, however, it demands the dielectric materials with a much higher permittivity for achieving optimal performance.

Whereas the figure Plant has relatively lower frequency content and has important discontinuities.

Here, we define the chorus element appearing in the relatively lower frequency range as "Element 1" and another in the higher frequency range as "Element 2".

Like with the monitoring moves, our analysis provided evidence that selecting moves were used in nearly all the TSCD-PD sessions, but in comparion to monitoring moves, there were relatively lower frequency of selecting moves (see Table 4).

Considering the reaction temperature range of 400 750 °C, the as-prepared hybrid synthesized at 700 °C can be adjusted to have effective performance of RL value less than −10 dB in the relatively lower frequency ranged from 2.9 GHz to 9.9 GHz at the thickness range of 2 5 mm.

The absence or relatively lower frequency of sexually explicit cues may influence subjective sexual arousal more than penile response among men, thus producing lower concordance.

The 10 o'clock location, which had the relatively lower frequency of CIN occurrence, was used as the reference point of comparison for CIN occurrence in other o'clock locations.

Several possible explanations for the relatively lower frequency of other RAS mutations in our study compared with western studies might be considered.