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A comparison between the presently identified variation with that obtained in public databases indicates that variants with minor allele frequencies >0.2 0.3% (21 of 27 variants in the current study), are representative of the general population, whereas variants below this frequency are more likely to be population specific.

These parameters were established because in our previous xylitol studies [ 2, 7], this frequency was below the effective daily threshold.

An estimate of the posterior predictive p-value is obtained by computing the frequency at which s k ) > s obs, and rejection is assessed by checking whether this frequency is below a given threshold [ 52].

The effects on gain and phase either above or below that frequency are secondary.

The resonant peak at the frequency of a quarter wavelength resonance is accompanied by a phase change, so that the pressure distributions for excitation frequencies above and below that frequency are almost entirely out of phase.

For the first time purely electrostatic broadband ULF waves with frequencies below the ion cyclotron frequency are observed in the high-latitude near-Earth magnetotail region.

Further, in the SNV study above, the predicted deleteriousness for variants below 0.5% frequency was 4.2 times that of more common variants (56).

For instance, the proportion of FL inserts below 50% population frequency is 83% in the Everglades, 76% in Suwannee, and 80% in Central Florida.

No loci below 1% copy number frequency were reported in this study.

Below about 1 kilohertz, frequency is signaled by the actual frequency of action potentials in the auditory nerve; above this frequency, however, it is the region of the basilar membrane that vibrates most that specifies frequency.

This could have contributed to the SVAS frequency being below 50%.