Sentence examples for at moderate frequencies from inspiring English sources
Measurements have been carried out at low Mach numbers and at moderate frequencies.
At moderate frequencies nonlinear behavior of the transfer functions is observed as the forcing amplitude is increased.
It then decreases at moderate frequencies since the transport-zone response becomes dominant over the reaction-zone response.
Five mutations in the dihydrofolate reductase and dihydropteroate synthase genes began at moderate frequencies and achieved fixation by 2005; the frequency of the highly-SP-resistant "quintuple mutant" haplotype increased from 19% to 100%.
As the number of springs becomes large enough, the total scattering cross-section is asymptotically zero at low frequencies and slightly increased compared to the empty shell at moderate frequencies due to the added stiffness and mass.
The impedance of the outer layer is characteristic for diffusion in a finite length region, coupled with an ion accumulation hindered kinetics at the inner/outer layer boundary at moderate frequencies, and modulation of the outer layer thickness at very low frequencies.
It is designed to inject both small pellets (variable volume within 1 2 mm3) at high frequency (up to 60 Hz) for ELM mitigation experiments and large pellets (volume within 35 70 mm3) at moderate frequency (up to 15 Hz) for plasma fuelling.
The mutational profile of CLL can be characterized by a relatively low number of somatic mutations per case, few recurrent mutations at moderate frequency (5%15%%) and a long tail of recurrent lower frequency somatic mutations.
ARID1B mutations occur at moderate frequency in neuroblastoma (7%) and HCC (6.7%), with sporadic mutations identified in breast, gastric, and pancreatic cancers too (Fujimoto et al., 2012; Sausen et al., 2013; Shain et al., 2012; Wang et al., 2011).
The mutation was found at moderate frequency (0.37) in the South Devon population.
We also found the T-allele at moderate frequency in African-American populations.
