Sentence examples for frequencies of breaks from inspiring English sources
The 12p13, 12q12 and 12q24 regions have the highest frequencies of breaks (Teixeira et al, 2002).
There's some information available about the good physical positioning of desktop PCs, and the frequency of breaks.
The initial depth and position of stringer (parallel or horizontal location) strongly influences the time and frequency of breaks.
Common fragile sites (CFSs) are specific chromosome regions that exhibit an increased frequency of breaks when cells are exposed to a DNA-replication inhibitor such as aphidicolin.
Total duration of daily sitting at work and frequency of breaks from sitting will be evaluated by self-reported estimates.
Recent studies have shown that the frequency of breaks in sedentary periods is associated with cardiometabolic risk factors [ 25– 27].
The frequency of breaks in the tight junction strands in inter-endothelial clefts are a critical determinant of the LP of continuous microvessels.
Accordingly, it is imperative to modify practice and training duration and intensity, and increase the frequency of breaks, to maintain safety and performance.
The categories of risk factors being evaluated are physical (cervical spine posture, range of movement, muscle endurance and exercise frequency), demographic (age, sex), work environment (sitting duration, frequency of breaks) and psychosocial (psychological distress and psychosocial work factors).
For example, while tennis players have regular access to fluids due to the frequency of breaks in a match, other athletes such as marathon runners have less opportunity to rehydrate.
The chromosomal aberrations induced by ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS; 240 mg / kg body weight; positive control) were significant (p <0.05) to that of the control group.The frequency of breaks per cell in the EMS treated group at 24 h was 0.46 ± 0.019, which was significantly higher when compared to that of total number of breaks per cell in the control group (0.013 ± 0.003) (p <0.05).
