Sentence examples for frequency at the expense from inspiring English sources

As the number of gene loci that are variable increases and as the number of alleles at each locus becomes greater, the likelihood grows that some alleles will change in frequency at the expense of their alternates.

Higher performance can be achieved by increasing the frequency, at the expense of a higher power consumption.

When the I3b interval was Col/Ct heterozygous it showed increased crossover frequency at the expense of the adjacent I3c Col/Col homozygous region.

We believe our I3bc analysis directly addresses this point and shows that heterozygous regions increase crossover frequency at the expense of linked homozygous regions.

Mutator strains increased in frequency at the expense of wild-type strains in all asexual diploid populations, with some approaching fixation in 150 generations of propagation.

CCR2− MHC class II− macrophages (P4) were increased in frequency at the expense of a decrease in frequency of the CCR2− MHC class II+ macrophages (P5), which were reduced in numbers after 3 weeks p.i. (Fig. 4).

For example, a car's acoustics emphasize some frequencies at the expense of others, so Bose equalized the sound by softening the frequencies the car's acoustics would overemphasize and boosting those it would diminish.

In addition to the underrepresentation of CpG sites in HPV genomes, single nucleotide proportions point to T and A increased frequencies at the expense of G and C frequencies, reinforcing the C → T mutation hypothesis as a result of CpG deamination.

If we increase we reduce the amount of the residual frequency offset at the expense of complexity since the size of the DFT increases.

As a consequence, allele 169 is likely to have increased in frequency, mostly at the expense of allele 162.

This approach has the advantage of offering a fully quantitative description of the ERPs by parameterizing the time-frequency plane at the expense of being computationally expensive.