Sentence examples for frequencies of combination from inspiring English sources

Frequencies of combination 1S have decreased over time, and are negatively correlated with increasing temperatures (Tables 1, 2).

Comparison of observed versus expected frequencies of combination categories demonstrated clustering of these risk behaviors in students (P < 0.001).

Mutation frequencies for each gene independently, and frequencies of combinations of mutations in the genes tested, were equally distributed between all stages.

The frequencies of combinations of MC1R variants did not differ from expected observed allele frequencies (data not shown).

Additionally a Venn diagram was plotted for those with at least one FAST symptom to check frequencies of combinations of symptoms.

The ratio between observed and expected frequencies of combinations bAa and aAa is higher than 1.5 in all the three genomes, and ranges from 5.6 to 9.4 for combination cBb.

These results suggest a motif regulatory "grammar" governed by physical constraints that dictate the in vivo spatial arrangements and frequencies of combinations of motifs, which is consistent with a previous report [ 26], and may uncover some of the non-canonical sequence determinants that underly disease-associated SNPs.

The frequency of combination drug use introduced additional uncertainty and so a distinction was made between any versus exclusive drug involvement.

Adequacy of empiric antibiotic therapy was reached in 69% of the cases, similar in both groups, without any difference in the type of agents used, frequency of combination therapy (75 and 80% in B+ and B- groups) or duration of therapy (11 (6) days).

9 10 11 12 13 14 Our findings have major implications for clinical practice, particularly in light of the frequency of combination therapy.

Similarly, the frequency of combination therapy (statin plus other lipid-lowering drug) was higher in whites than blacks (9% versus 4%, P<0.001).