Sentence examples for because of low frequencies from inspiring English sources
We combined several resistance phenotypes because of low frequencies, which may have obscured differences.
The second cleavage site in these genes was not confirmed by 5' RACE, probably because of low frequencies.
The two latter categories were collapsed in the analyses (combined symphysis and posterior pain) because of low frequencies.
Because of low frequencies, participants exhibiting a recovery trajectory (n = 3 for anxiety and n = 0 for depression) were excluded from further analysis.
Because of low frequencies in occurrence, a number of more complicated abnormal patterns of cDNA termini are not listed in Table 1.
Variants recognized as 'putative alleles' in some individuals but more frequently classified as 'unclassified variants', because of low frequencies (compared to artefacts) or absence in one of the individual amplicons, were identified as 'low frequency putative alleles'.
Unfortunately, most studies designed to evaluate the optimal time of AI generally contained two technical deficiencies: inadequate numbers of cows for valid statistical comparisons and inaccurate knowledge of the onset of oestrus because of low frequency of visual observations and/or efficiency of methods used for the detection of oestrus.
It is known that PCL/PVB forms very large spherulites (∼several mm in radius) with highly regular band structure because of low frequency of nucleation and that PCL/PVB crystallized at 41 °C has at least two kinds of lamella structure (150 Å, 180 Å).
PMN death was induced shortly after encounter with severe invasive GAS, and PMN were not in apoptotic death because of low frequency of cells positive for annexin V (data not shown), which was seen in the case of cytolysin-dependent cell injury [15].
Moreover, variants responsible for susceptibility or protection against severe malaria, and that have a strong individual effect, may have a limited impact at the population level because of low frequency [47], as was suggested for β-globin in a Kenyan population [10].
