Sentence examples for accumulation frequency from inspiring English sources

The petite accumulation frequency for the heteroallelic strain Arg770Glu/ MIP1 strain, as well as for the humanized Arg770Gln/ MIP1, was not significantly elevated above the level observed in the hemiallelic vector /MIP1 control at either temperature; this mutation is, therefore, recessive.

24 Finally, although it is generally recognized that greater mosquito densities are expected during and after a rainy season, the effect of precipitation seems to be site specific dependent on not only rainfall accumulation, frequency, and intensity 25– 27 but also, variability in the number of man-made breeding habitats to retain water during periods of less rainfall.

However, the accumulation is frequency shifted due to the linear frequency modulation in the FMLSI technique.

While high-frequency variability may be filtered out by the slow dynamics of transcription factor synthesis and accumulation, low frequency changes, such as a slow alteration in the cell's microenvironment, are capable to push expression levels across substate boundaries.

The figure shows the processing process of the correlation energy accumulation and frequency domain capture of a logical channel in the system.

The processing process of the correlation energy accumulation and frequency domain capture of a logical channel is shown in the Fig. 4.

The term in this case is to be defined as "an accumulation of frequencies in text" (Wu 2000: 2000.

Enhanced capacitance (1,420 pF) in strong accumulation at a frequency of 100 Hz is observed, which is more than four times the capacitance measured at 1 MHz.

The results presented here indicate that there is significant intra-organ variation in spontaneous mutant frequency accumulation in the brain, with hippocampus and hypothalamus most susceptible.

Such low-frequency accumulation of particles on top of electrodes, similar to our pyramid's facets, was observed for planar microelectrodes and attributed to electrohydrodynamic effects.

Interestingly, a similar phenomenon has been observed in humans, where recent demographic expansions have led to the accumulation of low-frequency genetic variants associated with strong functional effects (Keinan and Clark 2012; Tennessen et al. 2012).