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Benign and borderline tumors had on average 25.4 (range 21 38) and 32.9 (range 2 76) coding mutations per tumor, equating to a frequency of 0.8 mutations/Mb and 0.9 mutations/Mb respectively.

Of the 75 injuries to the head/neck, fewer than half were classified as concussion (45 %, n = 34), equating to an overall frequency of concussion of 3.3%% of all injuries.

This may equate to improved frequency specific perception and control over amplitude when using future cochlear implant devices.

In the Reinhardswald, we registered a total number of 2626 charcoal kiln sites, which equates to a frequency of one charcoal kiln site per 7.7 ha.

This would equate to a frequency five times lower than that found in current Moroccan populations (20%) and would support the proposal that the penetration of sub-Saharan mtDNA lineages to North Africa mainly occurred since the beginning of the Holocene onwards [ 18].

Four dyads were observed out of more than 10 000 sporads in parent genotypes, equating to an overall unreduced gamete frequency of 0.04%.

Equating to zero the coefficient determinant one obtains the frequency equation, and solving the last equation one obtains the natural frequencies of the immersed wedge beam.

This formula--which we equate to seizure frequency--is then validated numerically, before we extend our study to explore the combined effects of noise and network structure on escape times.

The natural frequencies of the non-uniform beams can be found by equating to zero the determinant of the dynamic stiffness matrix of the system.

Equating to zero, we get.

In this system maximum likelihood estimates of the probability of ancestry from one of a set of populations equate to the joint allele frequency distributions derived from training sets analyzed by the classifier.