Sentence examples for contemporary frequencies from inspiring English sources

Assuming contemporary frequencies of haplogroups 1 and 2 in the entire European population (76% and 24%, respectively), the probability that 23 of 24 randomly selected individuals would belong to haplogroup 2 is 1.01 × 10-13.

The historical and contemporary frequency of genome replacement in unisexual Ambystoma is, however, difficult to quantify.

But Mr. Swanson's recent research, using contemporary high-frequency techniques to measure the bond market's short-term response to Fed and Treasury operations, suggests that it actually had a significant effect on long-term Treasury yields.

This review outlines the use of documentary evidence of historical flood events in contemporary flood frequency estimation in European countries.

In contemporary society, the frequency and importance of epilepsy can hardly be overstated from the epidemiologic studies.

To determine contemporary distribution and frequency of the native American dog lineages in the Americas (both North America and South America), we analyzed the fragment of the mtDNA control region comparable to available genetic data for ancient native American dogs in 400 village and non-breed dogs from Alaska to Patagonia.

Thus, because of disparity in maximum operating frequencies of contemporary FPGAs and microcontrollers for sensor nodes, the timing analysis based on clock frequency alone would make it difficult to identify the gain achieved with the proposed hardware implementation compared to processor-based software implementations for a given width of the datapath.

We used the pooled allele frequencies from contemporary tundrius and anatum breeding locations as the potential source population for immigrants into Greenland for estimating NeOPEN.

Switching of the predominantly circulating subtype (HRSV) or genotype (HMPV) may be a result of fluctuating circulating frequencies of contemporary clades, which cycle through proliferative and eclipse phases, and is not due to novel lineage emergence events.

The data in Figure 10 B and 10 D reflect frequencies from contemporary sequences, not reconstructed ancestral states.

Both sets of historic samples differed in haplotypic and allelic frequencies from contemporary Lakes Erie and Ontario walleye in the FST and χ analyses.