The phrase "an expected frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as statistics, research, or data analysis when discussing anticipated occurrences of events or outcomes.
Example: "In our study, we calculated an expected frequency of 20 occurrences based on the sample size."
Alternatives: "a predicted frequency of" or "an anticipated frequency of".
With an expected frequency of 30% of patients treated with AB [ 1], 798 patients were expected to be included.
The transmission efficiency (Table 2) for the male and female mutant alleles would result in an expected frequency of ashh2 homozygous progeny of 9%, i.e. close to the observed 8%.
In this experiment BL2 cells, (which previously showed the highest rate of mutation: 10 clones with 25 mutations), were diluted and plated into wells with an expected frequency of 0.3 cells per well.
When we measured the frequency of NP-specific CD8+ T cells directly ex vivo, we observed an expected frequency of NP-specific T cells (1.5% of the total CD8+ T cell repertoire), and this population was further expanded upon in vitro stimulation with NP (Fig 2d).
Note: Based on an expected frequency of IID of 6%, with a 95% Confidence Interval (CI) of 4%to8%8%.
Fisher's exact test values were computed when a table had a cell with an expected frequency of less than 5.
Sample size was estimated considering a smaller expected frequency of 15%% and an expected difference between the compared frequencies of 10%%.
Perhaps it would be helpful to see an accompanying diagram showing the expected distribution of each marker on these sections?" Reply: The interneuron subtype distribution is presently used in a qualitative manner to validate whether positive staining localizes in the expected and with an expected frequency in the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus.
Further research should investigate if similar findings apply to professional drivers, which have a higher expected frequency of nocturnal driving.
Briefly, the preference π r, a of site r for amino-acid a represents the expected frequency of that amino acid in a hypothetical library where each amino-acid is introduced at equal frequency.
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