The frequencies of all variables were checked through a frequency test, leading to no exceptional frequencies except for the variable R&D.
Thus, the populations that we found to have exceptional frequencies of the deleted or non-deleted allele could represent a clear example of a particular genetic drift or relatively recent selection event that generated extremely large differences.
Experimental results show that our hybrid electrocatalyst can selectively reduce CO2 to CO with a large faradic efficiency (∼90%), exceptional turnover frequency (4,900 hr−1 at η = 0.5 V), and excellent long-term durability.
Part of that challenge is the exceptional volume and frequency of campaign coverage by newer competitors like Politico.
Actually all of the 5' ends and most 3' ends of pre-miRNAs we cloned in vivo support our argument (Table 2), and we believe those low frequency exceptional reads observed in pre-miR-21 and pre-miR-29a 3' ends are modified after Drosha processing.
For each mode, the horizontal wavenumber k will tend to a complex limit q (possibly infinite, but that appears to be exceptional) as the angular frequency ω tends to zero.
Thematically, film noirs were most exceptional for the relative frequency with which they centered on women of questionable virtue a focus that had become rare in Hollywood films after the mid-1930s and the end of the pre-Code era.
The great majority of primates, humans included, fit into this category; multiple births among them are exceptional and occur with decreasing frequency from twins on.
This exceptional loss increase deviates system frequency more than 741 MHz and persists for more than 5 cycles (see Fig. 6 and Case I Fig. 7).
Benefits of the integration of this wind farm include the reduction of power flows between Top and Tail areas but an increase of 164 MHz in the minimum frequency during at exceptional loss of the power infeed without inertial controller.
