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The phrase "at a modest frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs with a moderate or reasonable regularity.
Example: "The data is collected at a modest frequency to ensure accuracy without overwhelming the system."
Alternatives: "with a moderate frequency" or "at a reasonable frequency."
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This is a useful reduction, bearing in mind that even at a modest frequency like 10 MHz, the reactance of 100 pF is as low as 160Ω.
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Because all groans showed at least a modest frequency inflection, the minimum and the maximum F0 (F0min and F0max) were also included in the analysis.
Because all groans showed at least a modest frequency inflection, F0min and F0max were also included in the analyses.
Well, even if it's at 2percentthetheventnt is occurring at a low frequency.
The deletions (N = 70) occurred at a modest, but significantly higher frequency (χ2, p = 0.026) in patients (46.8%) compared with controls (30.6%).
Focusing on temporal subfunctionalization, we found it occurring at relatively modest frequencies, with the median not usually exceeding 20% of duplicate pairs across conditions.
With the longer protein linker, TALEN pairs for three of the target sites induced germline mutations at modest frequencies (averages of 0.1 0.5 mutants per parent).
Unfortunately, our data does not allow us to answer which of these possibilities is responsible for the maintenance of P element insertions at modest frequencies in our study populations.
It permits to deliver very accurate results at high frequencies at a modest computational cost, and provide an adequate tool for optimization purposes.
At a modest depth of sequencing, viral transcripts can be detected at frequencies less than 1 in 1,000,000.
To simulate the effects of diminished sensitivity to high spatial frequencies, we blurred our lexical stimuli to various degrees; at a modest level of blur, the words are blurry but recognizable, and at a greater degree, they become entirely unrecognizable.
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