Songs tagged "jazz" or "blues", for example, had a high frequency of topic H1 (that pertaining to dominant 7ths).
London for example shows a high frequency of silverfish, woolly bear larvae and webbing clothes moths compared with other territories.
Marin County CA, for example, can boast a high frequency of parents claiming exemptions from vaccinating their children because of "personal belief," which doubled there from 2005 to 2013.
For example, 20q has long been recognised as having a high frequency of gain, yet the proposed target gene(s) vary from study to study.
For example, there was no stature QTL for Holstein or Jersey near PLAG1 because Jerseys have a high frequency of the ancestral allele and Holstein have a high frequency of the (proposed) mutant allele [ 31].
For example, cells heterozygous for BubR1, a spindle checkpoint gene, exhibit a higher frequency of MN, presumably formed from chromosome laggards [10].
For example, mitoses of some of the individuals have a higher frequency of separated centromeres and splayed chromatids in the presence of colcemid, a cytogenetic phenomenon referred to as premature centromere division8.
On one hand, some differences may be due to differences in the founding size of a population (for example, the relatively high frequency of some genetic diseases in Ashkenazi Jews could reflect the small original populations in Eastern Europe).
Examples of a high frequency word are 'it', 'the' and 'and'and
For example, in colorectal cancers, high frequency of LOH is associated with high metastatic potential[ 24].
