Sentence examples for expressed as a frequency from inspiring English sources

Amazingly, for instance, people tend to be more sanguine about risk when it is expressed as a percentage (10 percent, say) than when it is expressed as a frequency (one out of 10).

The data were expressed as a frequency and percentage.

In particular, the energy cost has been expressed as a frequency of network flooding, as explained later.

Other symptoms such as nausea, photophobia and phonophobia are almost impossible to quantify at individual let alone population level, but occurrence of each can be recorded and expressed as a frequency.

Continuous variables were expressed as mean ± standard deviation (SD); those in a category were expressed as a frequency (percentage).

Data were expressed as a frequency for the nominal variables and as mean ± standard deviation (SD) for the continuous variables.

16 17 18 Women were given information about each of the options and the characteristics of testing with respect to the timing of follow-up and the likelihood of referral to colposcopy (expressed as a natural frequency out of a denominator of 100 women).

This was expressed as an augmented frequency of H.pylori infection in the two groups in comparison to the frequency of the control group (68.33% in patients with dementia vs 45.16%, p < 0.05, 68.57% in patients with glaucoma vs 45.16%, p < 0.05).

Testing with consecutive von Frey hairs was separated by a period of at least 5 min. The occurrence of hindpaw withdrawal for each trial was expressed as a percentage response frequency (10 × total number of hindpaw withdrawals to ten applications).

The peaks of the metabolites are identified by their frequency and expressed as a shift in the frequency relative to a standard, typically water, which is highly concentrated in human tissues.

Haplotype frequencies can be expressed as a function of allelic frequencies and linkage disequilibrium.