Although we assumed that the time and frequency offsets are constant over 100 Q-range estimates, we observed the random fluctuations in frequency offsets.
The assumption of independence is reasonable, for instance, in the case of a driving field where random fluctuations in frequency and amplitude arise from different physical processes.
Furthermore, only a single questionnaire was completed per patient, and as such we are unable to identify fluctuations in frequency and severity of hot flashes over the course of the tamoxifen treatment period.
Notably, lateral HG and regions posterior to it generate the strongest and most sustained response to slow rates of sinusoidal modulation (4 8 Hz), whether this be slow fluctuations in frequency or in amplitude (Giraud et al. 2000; Hart et al. 2003).
Stimulation induced a small fluctuation in tremor frequency away from the patients' intrinsic tremor frequency, causing a mean absolute change (±SD) of 0.4 ± 0.7 Hz relative to the sham condition (see Figure S1).
The contrast 'ss2 ss5' activated predominantly the ACC (BA 32), PCC (BA 23/31), MPFC, and PPC. Figure 5 shows BOLD signal responses associated with EEG power fluctuation in different frequency bands during the retention period.
The mild influenza outbreak may also explain the moderate fluctuation in the frequency of RTI symptoms throughout the year.
However, long-term fluctuation in the frequency of infections with the pandemic strains of V. parahaemolyticus remains unknown.
We found a seasonal fluctuation in the frequency of patients with GBS; the most cases occurred in May (n = 159) and the lowest in February (n = 84).
