Sentence examples for expected low frequency from inspiring English sources
According to the JICA report, among corporations in Brunei, risk management for natural hazard-induced disasters is regarded as less important than other corporate risks due to the expected low frequency and impact of these disasters.
Since the objectives of the study was to discriminate individuals with a normal MPI and due to an expected low frequency of perfusion defects in this small sample size, analyses of the different types of perfusion defects were mot performed.
The finding of rare deletions in or near coding sequences, especially if they arise de novo in probands, has often been accepted as de facto evidence that the affected gene may be involved in the condition in question, simply because of the expected low frequency of these events in the genome (examples below).
This is due to expected low frequency events: (1) two juxtaposing GSCs become clones independently, and (2) 'crawling back' of GBs to the niche causes symmetric outcome of the division as described previously (Sheng and Matunis, 2011).
The objective of this study was to document the extent of the expected low frequency of testing for all the components of the metabolic syndrome (MetS) in patients with SMI in a low middle income country.
Homozygous variants were also discarded since we expected low-frequency heterozygous variants to be the causal variants.
As originally shown by Keesey (1970) [ 10], a center surround with contiguous edges (no gap) also yields a curve without the expected low-frequency fall off.
We thus expect low frequencies of EPFs in species with high levels of paternal care.
Hence, we should expect low frequencies of such aberrations in natural populations, even when environmental perturbations increase the frequency of abnormalities or birth defects.
Thus, we can expect low-frequency tremors or earthquakes with higher activity owing to the influence of the current Tokai slow slip.
The spectra from the normal subject showed the expected low and high frequency peaks known to reflect the modulation of the heart rate intervals by the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the ANS, respectively.
