Sentence examples for account of frequency from inspiring English sources

Their study assumed a PSDF which has power-law decay at large wavenumbers to take into account of frequency dependence of scattering and clarified these strong and moderately strong random inhomogeneities were commonly characterized by a gradual spectral gradient.

In order to take account of frequency distributions not modelled in the PCA study of the limited data (the 21 data sets), the cF mixture model was further added with a fifth class that corresponds to the average amino acid frequency of the whole data set.

Furthermore, RCTs should be reported with complete accounting of frequency and management of toxicities, and with strict guidelines to ensure freedom from bias.

Stedinger (2017) has presented an up-to-date account of flood frequency distributions and Ouarda (2017) of regional flood frequency modeling.

A logarithmic scale was used to take account of the frequency resolution of the Morlet wavelet (Düzel et al., 2005), such that wavelet spacing became sparser as frequency increased.

However, the influence of the non-mixed part of the SDR is not quite well understood if only taking account of the frequency distribution analysis, and supplementary experiments are required to elucidate the underlying mechanism.

These limitations were in part overcome by a later re-analysis of case profiles using much expanded training sets with the principal benefit of taking a more full account of allele frequency variation across North African regions.

Therefore, the depth-coverage of the short sequence reads was not enough to take account of allele frequency in SNP calling [ 15].

Michael Lewis gives a masterclass in reportage in Flash Boys (Allen Lane), a thrilling account of high-frequency trading in the American equity market.

We therefore argue for the application of sequencing data from the 1,000 Genomes and UK10K Projects (http://www.uk10k.org/), which should give sufficient account of low-frequency and rare sequence variation.

All estimates were adjusted for birth cohort (to account for frequency matching of cases and controls), race/ethnicity, parity, and region of center (North American (US) vs. European).