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.
For example, cells heterozygous for BubR1, a spindle checkpoint gene, exhibit a higher frequency of MN, presumably formed from chromosome laggards [10].
For example, educated persons tend to live in regions with a higher frequency of specialists and/or GPs with an interest in immunology.
For example, Mokrousov et al. [ 34] found that ancestral lineages in China had a higher frequency of resistance to rifampicin and pyrazinamide.
For example, the core genome is shared among all six strains, so all four newly sequenced strains contributed SNPs and could have generated a higher frequency of SNPs.
For example, seeds produced by outcrossing should have a high frequency of mismatches between the fungus and the grass and thus pioneer grass populations having a large portion of newly established individuals should have lower infection frequencies than older populations.
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, we have previously shown that AA induces a high frequency of DNA mutations, with A T → T A transversion as the predominant mutation type [ 6].
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].
