The phrase "average low frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, radio waves, or any field where frequency measurements are relevant, typically to describe a range of frequencies that are lower than average.
Example: "The average low frequency of the sound waves produced by the instrument was measured at 200 Hz."
Alternatives: "mean low frequency" or "typical low frequency".
Two SNPs approached sample-wide significance (pre-specified at p = 0.00014): rs12959910 in CBP80/20-dependent CBP80/20-dependenttranslation (CTinitiationeraged high factornCTIFearing (p = 0.00079, β = 0.61 dB per minor allele); and rs10492452 in L-plastin (LCP1) for averaged low frequency highing (p = 0.00056, β = 0.45 dB).
A notable result was obtained from the female subjects in G-EAR: rs17601960 in LCP1 had a large, sex-specific effect for averaged low frequencies of hearing.
In this work, fusion rule "Maximum for high frequency components and the weighted average for low frequency components" has been chosen.
The main reason for this choice is that the highest values capture the salient information (e.g. edges) in the images and a weighted average of low frequency coefficients to avoid the effects of noises.
"We look for spots on the sky that are less bright than average at low frequencies and then look for spots that are brighter than average at high frequencies, and if these locations match up we have our candidate clusters".
In those cases, Berk said, the brain's electrical activity varied across regions, but it stayed on average at low frequencies.
With the average sound absorption (low frequency range) as the objective function and the fiber gaps as the design variables, an optimization method for multi-layered fibrous metals is proposed.
The average effect size of low frequency index variants was 1.36 (range 0.80 2.39) standard deviations and the average effect size of common index variants was 0.61 (range 0.32 1.73) standard deviations (Supplementary Material, Tables S10 and S11).
