Sentence examples for a varied frequency from inspiring English sources

She had migraine without aura of moderate to severe pain lasting 2 3 days and with a varied frequency.

She had episodic tension-type headaches of mild to moderate headache pain lasting 1 2 h and with a varied frequency.

Different types of EPTB occurred at a varied frequency, with genitourinary and meningeal TB being the most commonly seen types.

Induced overexpression of COX-2 and PGs has been observed with varied frequency in a number of human cancers, including breast, colon, prostate, and lung (de Moraes et al., 2007).

When a sudden change of the grid frequency from 50 to 50.2 Hz occurs in 3 s, varied frequency can be tracked smoothly according to the proposed intrinsic frequency-based VPC.

Recently Maas and colleagues [ 13] used DTTC with varied frequency feedback in treatment – low frequency (feedback on 60% of trials) and high frequency (feedback on 100% of trials).

Finally, the third set (used in Experiment 2a) varied frequency and intensity, and kept instantaneous kinematic cues constant (exclusive manipulation of interpulse frequency) (cf. Fig. 1).

The first set of stimuli (used in Experiment 1a) varied frequency, and kinematic variables, but kept intensity constant (balanced change of the 2 basic parameters in opposite direction).

In some cases, peptic ulcers develop, and with varied frequency depending on population characteristics, chronic gastritis can progress to atrophic gastritis, which involves loss of gastric glands.

Capacitive type humidity sensor has been fabricated in planar geometry of Al/TMBHPET/Al and its capacitance has been monitored as a function of relative humidity (RH) level at varied frequencies of ∼1 v AC input bias.

(These authors also suggested that multi-output FFLs were selected to achieve some information processing role [ 16].) We, in contrast, observe that the varied frequencies of assemblies of multiple FFLs are a consequence of the occurrence of FFLs around hubs. Figure 2 shows all possible assemblies involving two FFLs sharing a common edge.