Sentence examples for dramatic frequency from inspiring English sources

The serial "Search for Tomorrow," which is just now floundering a bit (writers of soap operas burn out, shift programs, lose their touch, endure, go mad, or simply vanish with their own dramatic frequency), has been on television continuously for more than twenty years.

However, the rate of this change was more gradual for mononucleotides and dinucleotide than for longer repeat types, with pentanucleotide (from 919 to 154) to nonanucleotide (from 104 to 10) showing the most dramatic frequency reduction.

We found reciprocally monophyletic mtDNA clades or dramatic haplotype frequency differences in several species across the region (including Lottia pelta, Hemigrapsus nudus, Pagurus hirsutiusculus, P. granosimanus, and Searlesia dira); the resulting FST values were much higher in the northern region than elsewhere for the same species.

It is dramatic at low frequency and barely detectable at high frequency.

Two other genes showing a dramatic shift in frequency have been linked to anemia, while several other genes have been linked to diseases, including schizophrenia and epilepsy, possibly caused by low oxygen levels in the womb.

Note also a similar dramatic change in frequency near this singular Andronov Hopf bifurcation.

Thys-Jacobs reported dramatic reduction in frequency and duration of headaches after supplemental vitamin D administration.

In the last two decades, Latin America saw a dramatic increase in frequency and in geographic extension of dengue fever.

For the CHD locus, all populations shared a core risk haplotype spanning >17.5 kb, which shows dramatic increase in frequency between African (11.5%) and Middle Eastern (63.7%) populations.

Sedentary lifestyles also are thought to promote obesity and associated diseases such as diabetes that have become a special concern in recent years because of their dramatic increase in frequency even in children [ 8].

A dramatic rise in frequency of enterococcal infections and the prevalence of vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) occurred during the 1990s in the USA, first in ICUs, then essentially throughout hospitals [ 8- 10].