In particular, households are considered hubs of infection spread [42] because of high frequency and long duration contacts with high proportion of physical interactions, combined with a high degree of clustering between members of the same household [43].
Because of high frequency and high intensity training, and super achievement in motor skills, professional athletes might represent typical population that has acquired certain motor expertise.
Therefore, the renal disease in the present case may be more advanced stage of FSGS, because of high frequency of affected glomeruli and tubulointerstitial lesions in association with renal failure.
Because of higher frequencies of misclassified phenotypes among non-carriers of a certain variant allele, compared with the respective carriers, however, a trend towards overestimation of the single locus effect sizes is expected.
Other video sequences are distributed among 16 : 4 and 16 : 2 subsample because low degree of high frequency.
According to the study, users in the high risk Caucasus region (Turkey, Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan) were hands down more vulnerable to attack, most likely because of higher frequency of accessing illegal download sites, as well as the continuing popularity of Internet cafes.
Scientists at the Center for Voice Disorders at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, found that what U.S. audiences perceive as the "worst voices" are those that are high-pitched relative to gender norms, or screechy because of high-frequency noise.
The poor prognosis of patients with HCC is largely because of the high frequencies of recurrence and metastasis after surgical resection, in addition to resistance to systemic chemotherapy (El-Serag, 2011).
We have not shown the findings for physical activity or alcohol consumption because of the high frequencies (>20%) of missing values in NHANES.
TV, computer and cinema screens all flicker but provide the illusion of constant images because of the high frequencies at which they operate.
