Sentence examples for by studying the frequency from inspiring English sources

League officials said they arrived at 16 by studying the frequency with which players received technicals in previous seasons.

Our aim is to understand the evolutionary dynamics by studying the frequency of individual modular events such as fusion, fission, or terminal loss.

Progression of HIV-1 infection can be monitored by studying the frequency of B cell subpopulations which could serve as a better surrogate marker.

It would be of particular interest to observe whether the efficacy of adjuvant therapy in HER2-positive EBC patients could be ultimately predicted by studying the frequency and functionality of patients' Treg and Th17 cells.

This was done by studying the frequency of lifetime preceding diagnoses in two nationwide groups of patients diagnosed with BD or SZ for the first time at the age of 21 34 years.

Such control measurements were accomplished by studying the frequency dependence (9 to 411 Hz) of the PA signals obtained from the four corn flours (CF1 to CF4) and the carbon black (CB), a fine powder with high β (about 1.1 × 10 cm−10.

This realization opened an opportunity to map the arrangement of the genes and the estimated distances between them in the chromosome by studying the frequencies of recombination of various traits in the progenies of hybrids.

By studying the distribution frequency of GUACAUUA single-nucleotide degenerated variants, we yielded the profile of the conserved consensus motif (DUAYAWUW), where four nucleotides are perfectly conserved and nucleotide frequencies at the remaining four positions tend to be skewed toward a single nucleotide.

By studying the time-frequency synchronization longitudinally along the weeks of gestation, we expect to be able to define the parameters related to propagation that are most likely to evidence the change from the no-coherent and inefficient contractions, during normal pregnancy, to the strong and organized contractions of labor.

This was carried out by studying the genomic frequencies of small tuples of nucleotides known as oligonucleotides.

By studying the population frequencies of L1 inserts collected by direct cloning from genomic DNA and by marker design from the genomic database, we found that TR L1 insertions are very often fixed in green anole populations, and some appear to be fixed across the entire species.