Sentence examples for divergent frequencies from inspiring English sources

At the same time, however, tonotopy limits synchronization to finite spatial ranges owing to the increasingly divergent frequencies of more distant oscillators.

Widely divergent frequencies of methylation have been reported for some genes, reflecting not only differences in patient groups but also the use of different non-standardized methodologies [ 29].

Alleles with divergent frequencies between sensitive and resistant DNA pools are either themselves causal alleles or they are in LD with causal alleles affecting the trait.

12 Clinical features of overlap syndrome patients are very heterogeneous, and epidemiological studies report divergent frequencies of overlap subgroups as well as of organ manifestations.

In the region close to the drop ear associated SNPs there is very high heterozygosity in a heterogeneous sample of breeds, reflecting the presence of multiple SNPs with highly divergent frequencies between breeds.

In the simulation study on the Sichuan-Tibet interconnection project, an uncommon phenomenon was found in the isolated grid of Changdu in Tibet, where there is a divergent frequency oscillation in the whole grid.

The divergent frequency dependence of CaMK and CaN is highlighted in comparison of the pacing steady-state activities.

To identify positions with overall divergent haplotype frequencies in the control versus old pools, we calculated the squared difference in haplotype frequencies between them.

Few and highly divergent mutation frequencies of APC and CTNNB1 have been reported for UC [12], [13], [37], [38].

Failing to account for hidden variation in the recruitment process skews the estimates of mixing probabilities, which is illustrated by divergent equilibrium frequencies after multiple recruitment waves.

A secondary goal was to determine if highly divergent allele frequencies were generated by selection on MYH9 or by neutral mechanisms.