Sentence examples for at an equal frequency from inspiring English sources

Note that the original and distorted speech sequences should be sampled at an equal frequency, i.e., either 8 or 16 kHz.

Plasma cells were positive for both κ and λ light chains at an equal frequency (data not shown).

Deletions were also detected in the radiation-induced lymphomas, however, these were later found also in normal thymocytes at an equal frequency [ 7].

In the present study, CA-III in the superficial pectoral muscle from DA chickens had a strong or weak immunohistochemical staining intensity at an equal frequency (21%).

When r → ∞, the negative binomial approaches a Poisson distribution (i.e. the variance and mean are equal), suggesting that all genomes occur more or less at an equal frequency.

Such balanced chromosomal translocations are induced by ionising radiation at an equal frequency with unbalanced dicentrics exchanges (Finnon et al, 1999), and both are formed by the same processes of misrepair of the initial DNA lesions.

In viruses, alleles are replaced by one of the l alleles with an equal frequency at a rate r V per locus per generation (whether this is due to recombination or mutation is irrelevant to this study and thus unspecified).

These patterns are completely different from those obtained by comparison of closely related S. aureus strains, where C → T accounted for a larger proportion of mutations and deletions were shown to occur at an almost equal frequency to insertion.

Firstly, the results suggest that quasispecies variants of WNV 349/77 that contain either adenine or guanine in position 2491 are maintained at a near equal frequency in the population.

These preferences are the expected frequency of each amino acid at each site in the mutant viruses in a hypothetical situation in which all amino acids are introduced at that site at equal frequency in the initial plasmid mutant library (Bloom, 2014).

When the IR is present, homologous recombination occurs between the two copies causing frequent "flip-flop" inversion of the intervening single copy regions, such that the two isomeric genomic orientations coexist at roughly equal frequency within a single plant (Palmer 1983; Stein et al. 1986).