They found that, after feeding, the colicky infants produced cries that were higher in pitch than the other infants' — at their loudest, the cries attained frequencies of more than twenty-one hundred hertz, nearly twenty-five per cent greater than the frequency of the non-colicky babies' cries.
Syphilis' and chancroid's high per-contact infectiousness [45], [46], [49] promotes rapid spread and high frequency of genital ulcers in local sexually promiscuous settings (e.g., PSS may attain frequencies of 20 60% during initial invasion [45]).
The allele has attained a frequency of about 50percentt in populations of the Middle East and Europe, is less common in East Asia, and found at low frequency in some sub-Saharan Africa peoples.
The reduction of difference between boundaries can be attained by frequency spectrum analysis, while in this case study the initial boundary difference was reduced from 99.6%to33.3%3%.
Globally, AAAC was rare, except in Portugal, where it attained a frequency similar to that of AGGC.
As this allele attained high frequency in an environment that was notably cold and dry, increased glandular secretions could represent a trait that was positively selected to achieve increased lubrication and reduced evaporation from exposed facial structures and upper airways.
We found that ten of the 23 different mutations were observed in multiple lines in this study, and seven of these ten parallel mutations were observed in multiple isolates in at least one line, suggesting that they had attained high frequency.
The proposed antenna design attains frequency range from 0.96 GHz to 10.9 GHz (VSWR < 2) with bandwidth ratio of 11.35 1 and percentage bandwidth of 167.22%.
A better correlation with the contact force, however, was attained at frequencies above 200 Hz, suggesting a stronger dependence on the grip force at higher frequencies.
The maximum vertical velocity exceeds 80 m/s and is attained at frequencies close to 0.8 ω b (Figure 2c).
Linguistic scientists, in studying the mechanism of such change, have found that it seems to proceed gradually from one social group to another, always attaining greater frequency among the young.
