Sentence examples for at a substantially higher frequency from inspiring English sources

The MICA-A9 triplet repeat polymorphisms were present at a substantially higher frequency in PsA patients [ 60].

Cells cultured on substrates with smaller pitches exhibited a substantially higher frequency of cell alignment and smaller circularity index.

Self-fertilized eggs develop with a substantially higher frequency of anomalies during cleavage than cross-fertilized eggs (23% vs. 1.6%).

EAs are therefore expected to have a substantially higher frequency of rare homozygotes than AAs – 0.006 vs. 0.002, i.e. about three times as many.

In contrast, patients who identified themselves as belonging to any other ethnic group had a substantially higher frequency of discordant HES-recorded ethnicity (41.2% (39.7 42.7%)).

One interesting finding is that introns were present at a substantially high frequency, even though we restricted the expected amplicon length to ∼100 bp during primer design.

Typical of sub-Saharan Africa, L2a [ 27] is the most frequently observed haplogroup, though at substantially higher frequency in Ghana (see Figure 5).

Even for satellite communication norms, the Ka band is substantially higher frequency than the Ku band used by many satellites today.

Thus, mutations are minimally detectable in the IgVH of splenic B-1a cells from neonates (2 7 days) and young mice (2 3 weeks), are at lower frequencies in 2 month old mice, and are at substantially higher frequencies in 4 6 month old animals.

Because electrons have mobilities through silicon that are about three times higher than holes, NMOS transistors can operate at substantially higher frequencies than PMOS transistors.

Experimental results yield values in agreement with those obtained through capacitive modeling using Al2O3 dielectric coatings (C > 20 mF/cm3), and the solid-state dielectric architecture enables the operation of these devices at substantially higher frequencies than conventional electrolyte-based capacitor designs.