Sentence examples for because the highest frequency from inspiring English sources

However, because the highest frequency and incidence was found in Yucatán, the jurisdiction with the fewest cases in the study, this frequency may be random.

Ethnicity/genetic background also influences the anti-Ku immune response, because the highest frequency of anti-Ku has been reported in Japanese and African American patients [ 17, 46, 47].

Despite this shortcoming, the genotyping of this dataset retains its value because the samples typed probably represent the highest frequency in vivo genotype.

Esophageal carcinomas are highly biologically malignant tumors because the high frequency of lymph node and distant organ metastasis [1].

This is because the high frequency components of ACE and ARR are dispatched to EVs, while EVs can perform better regulation of high frequency signals compared to traditional generation units.

First, nonlinear viscous damping is shown to be more effective in suppressing the resonant peak of a Duffing system than linear damping because the high frequency transmissibility is hardly affected.

The results indicated that the intergranular corrosion due to sensitization in the heat-affected zone were perfectly suppressed, because the high frequency of coincidence site lattice boundaries and the optimum grain boundary character distribution were stable in the grain boundary engineered stainless steel during arc-welding.

Because the high frequency component of the RGB signal's Fourier spectrum is, to some extent, the reflection of the difference between the R, G, and B, it may be more suitable for describing colors of the microscopic images than classical color spaces.

We could not perform such stratified analysis as the sample size is not large enough and because the high frequency of the RET risk in the Chinese population prevents us from obtaining a large enough representation of all RET genotypes.

Equivalent filtering in the time domain is less straightforward, because the high frequency components are mixed in with all other frequency components and so cannot easily be separated from them.

The answer is no, because indeed the high frequencies only hurt the estimate.