Sentence examples for extent of frequency from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the extent of frequency modulation due to respiratory tremor may be underestimated in the results reported here.

The limited extent of frequency modulation can be noticed in the harmonics above the fifth one in the example illustrated in Figure 10.

The extent of amplitude modulation (overline {sigma }_{A}) varies from 3%to20%0%, which means that it is from 5 to 38 times higher than the extent of frequency modulation.

The extent of frequency-dependent selection varied among microcosms.

To assess the degree of parallelism among the twelve independently evolved microcosms, we tested the extent of frequency-dependent selection among different morphotypes and assessed the degree of parallelism among the evolved microcosms.

First, a kinship matrix is estimated from pairwise genome-wide allele frequency differences between populations, which allows modeling of the extent of allele frequency differences that may result from genetic drift, and are thus compatible with a neutral evolution model.

Electrical responses in the cochlea of many lizard ears show considerable variations: in absolute sensitivity, in the tonal regions in which responsiveness is best, and in the extent of the frequency range.

By contrast, recognizing MUs typically involves understanding the extent of allele frequency differences and the importance of demographic distinctness between units (Moritz 1994; Palsboll et al. 2007).

The extent of the frequency decrease for G C→A T was the strongest in exons: 19.2% (from 54.4% to 35.2%).

The highest extent of MN frequency was observed in tunnel 1, where the fraction A, containing particles with diameter above 2.5  μm, resulted significantly higher with respect to negative control.

Taken together, these data suggest that the extent of low frequency (rare) non-reference, full-length L1 insertion polymorphisms in the population may be greater than expected by previous estimates [ 11, 12, 35].