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Discover Ludwig"at low frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a certain thing occurring infrequently or not often. For example: "He only visits his family at low frequency."
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There were slightly greater proportions at low frequency in the halleri-homeologs.
This might indicate that, albeit at low frequency, early DCCs can unpredictably form metastases in patients.
We show in Fig. 4a the power to detect alleles at low frequency.
In the F0 mutant tbx4 fish we observed pelvic fin loss at low frequency.
In particular, above capacity the PFC's coupling to other regions at low frequency stopped, Miller says.
In A. kamchatica, similar proportions of high-impact mutations were at low frequency compared with non-synonymous substitutions, which were also at low frequency (Fig. 1b), suggesting that genome-wide purifying selection keeps their frequency low.
The non-uniform inflow increases the radial force at low frequency.
At low frequency, their performances are severely reduced by 1/f noise.
At low frequency, reflection coefficients increase with the volume fraction of the grid cell wall.
We discover that a complete band gap can be exhibited at low frequency.
So we confirmed generating possibility of the generator at low frequency range.
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