Sentence examples for extreme frequency of from inspiring English sources
As a matter of fact, in one of the early attempts to classify willows, Wichura (1865) found hybrids to be generally rare, although they could be extremely frequent locally, leading Darwin (1865) to express his bewilderment at the "extreme frequency of hybrid willows".
The extreme frequency of possession in that region has made possible a proliferation of priests, inspired persons, healers, and sorcerers, any of whom may perform magical cures.
Too often an isolated chronic cough is dismissed as psychogenic or worse, when objective cough counting clearly demonstrates the extreme frequency of coughing paroxysms and explains the great distress suffered by the patient [ 30].
Sites with retrospective data and extreme frequencies of ALI development were excluded, and a sensitivity analysis of the prospective cohort from the entire ED cohort was performed.
Unlike the Paraphilic Hypersexuals (many of whom also report extreme frequencies of masturbation), persons who engage in Avoidant Masturbation report little, if any, paraphilic interest.
Results from Scenario 5 showed that, for a specific mutation, flocks with extreme frequencies of the interacting allele in the host (x = 0 or x = 1 for allele A) led to the most rapid rate of adaptation.
Radio science experiments rely on the extreme frequency stability of both the onboard radio wave source and the recording system at the ground station.
Even in this extreme case, the frequency of temporal subfunctionalization remains, in most cases, fairly limited.
Average extreme temperatures are rising (top) as well as the daily frequency of extreme temperatures (bottom).
Climate change is amplifying the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events such as floods, heat waves, and extreme wind events (Barriopedro et al. 2011; Schiermeier 2011).
The generalized extreme value (GEV) theory is often applied to quantify the relationship between the intensity and frequency of extreme natural events (Goldstein et al. 2008).
