Ap obtained at the test frequency higher, by half an octave, than the center frequency of the exposure noise was especially lowered.
Since fatigue behavior is substantially influenced by the testing frequency with self-heating as the primary consequence of increased frequency, this effect is also investigated.
∆F y was mostly affected by the progeny test frequency, the number of candidates and the breeding strategy (P < 0.001).
This study furthermore indicates the importance of research into the effectiveness of endoscopic surveillance for patients with BE, and into reducing the test burden, for example by optimising the test-frequency based on clinical characteristics.
Furthermore, our data suggest that the time students spend on self study can be positively influenced by higher test frequency.
Apart from time available for self study, and necessary guidance to efficiently use this time, time actually spent on self-study also seems to be influenced by test frequency.
The major technical factors affecting the selection response was the progeny-test frequency, followed by the number of candidates, the breeding strategy and, to a lesser extent, the interaction between the breeding strategy and the progeny-test frequency (P < 0.001).
The effects of the intervention will be measured by comparing the mean HIV testing frequency, the mean STI testing frequency, and mean clinic-based HIV tests in each arm by testing subgroup using a t-test.
Secondly, to study the effect of reducing the generation interval in RRGS (by a decrease in the progeny-test frequency), we considered RRGS_HYB1700 and RRGS_PAR with calibration of the GS model every two or four generations and with the same number of candidates as in RRS (120).
In experiment 2 the behavioural frequencies shown by the test fish towards the dominant pair, both in the entire tank and in the vicinity of the prospective breeding cavities, were too small to analyse them separately per 15 min recording.
