Dynamics of the human EEG during prolonged wakefulness: evidence for frequency-specific circadian and homeostatic influences.
For whether chances depend on frequencies or not, it is a fundamental principle of scientific and statistical inference that frequencies are good evidence for chances, and that chances are good evidence for frequencies.
Psychophysically measured COS appears to be broadband for orientation ([12]), but with mixed evidence for frequency-selectivity ([13], [14], [15], [16], [17]).
(ii) We found evidence for frequency-dependent selection for the Wt L1 virus (Fig. 7), when including the between-hosts level (absolute yield of transmission stages).
This combination of k-values not only confirms within-host selection for the Wt L1 virus and against vEGTDEL (Fig. 6), but it also provides evidence for frequency-dependent selection.
This evidence for a frequency 'trough' between rare and common variant frequencies (between 0.1 and 5%) is entirely consistent with purifying selection, and findings that CNPs do not generally associate with disease (42, 43); if they did, they should have already been selected against.
It looks for evidence of frequency filters and codec artifacts, for example, and analyzes the calls for packet loss and dropped frames.
Evidence for the frequency of carbamate formation on protein has been provided by computation that predicts as many as 1.3% of large proteins could bind CO2 by carbamylation17.
By doing this, we aim to evidence for which frequency bands the highest phase synchronization is located.
In sensory systems there is evidence for low frequency noise correlations on many spatial scales [47] [50], and similar phenomena may occur in motor cortex.
