Sentence examples for exaggerated frequency from inspiring English sources

The major mechanical defects observed in cardiomyocytes from APP/PS1 mice include decreased cell shortening, reduced velocities of shortening/relengthening at the stimulus of both 0.5 Hz and 5 Hz and exaggerated frequency response.

This phenomenon is particularly exaggerated in lower-frequency IMFs because there is inadequate information on an intrinsic mode.

For example, effects of word frequency are exaggerated and effects of spelling-to-sound regularity are reduced in the lexical decision task, relative to reading aloud.

This difference was most exaggerated at the lowest frequencies.

Each face was presented in three versions: One was an unaltered photograph; one included only low-spatial-frequency information, resulting in a blurred image that yielded just a general impression of the face; and the third contained only high-frequency information, which exaggerated the lines of the face (see picture).

There is an increase in correlative evidence suggesting that exaggerated oscillatory synchronisation in the beta frequency band may be related to motor impairment in patients with Parkinson's Disease (Jenkinson and Brown, 2011).

We postulated that heavier adolescents without symptoms would secrete LH with: [1] increased pulse frequency (LHPF) and [2] exaggerated integrated concentrations (LHAUC).

Further, although past research indicates that high promotion frequency weakens the effectiveness of exaggerated ARPs, we show that this is not observed when time pressure is present.

Brian Docherty, the chairman of the federation, said: "It was inevitable that the closer we came to 18 September, passions would increase, but that does not justify the exaggerated rhetoric that is being deployed with increased frequency.

This may have resulted in recall bias or exaggerated reporting of respiratory symptoms or of exposure frequency.

Computers also underlie another developing frontier, high-frequency trading, which is a fantastically exaggerated form of day trading.