In addition, selection of indexes based on the statistical occurrence frequency quoted in the literatures is unreasonable because of strong subjective randomness and omission of indexes.
The frequency range is quoted from 60 Hz to 20 kHz, and rated power handling is 25 50 W.
The quoted frequency of pain was evenly distributed among groups (Table 4).
We assumed that the cumulative importance of a reason for choice of hospital was proportional to the frequency it was quoted by the GPs, but this may not necessarily be the case: a comparison of two Dutch studies published recently may indicate that frequency of reporting may give results which differ from estimations of importance by way of a choice experiment [ 25, 44].
The frequency of acetabular dysplasia quoted in the literature, for all ages, ranges from 17%to80%0% (Roose et al. 1979, Weinstein 1987, Tucci et al. 1991, Malvitz and Weinstein 1994, Albinana et al. 2003).
[Page A16.] But as they become more of a force in public policy and are quoted with growing frequency in the popular press, bioethicists themselves are coming under scrutiny, and the kinds of bargains they strike with scientists and companies are raising questions about their independence.
After each geometry optimisation, frequency analysis was performed and the energy values quoted include the zero point energy contribution.
The quoted sentence says nothing about the frequency of adaptive HGT, so we maintain that it is valid.
The probability density functions (PDFs) drawn in event frequency histogram graphs, and the respective time constants quoted are therefore those calculated from the model's fitted rate constants.
By 2013, Lewis had heard a little about a new obsession on the trading floor, "high-frequency trading", which used tiny differences in the speed at which signals were sent to dealing rooms to effectively rig the quoted prices on the American stock market (and make more billions for the high-frequency traders).
