Sentence examples for frequency discrepancies from inspiring English sources
Influences of various factors such as measurement noise levels and frequency discrepancies between the ideal and the actual elements were discussed.
Frequency discrepancies between oscillators used in the radio transmitters and receivers, and channel-induced Doppler shifts cause a net carrier frequency offset (CFO) of in the received signal, where f is the operating radio carrier frequency.
However, frequency discrepancies were found for Met, Phe Tyr and Cys, suggesting that evolution of amino acid composition in MOMP may be ruled by intrinsic trends that emerge from specific mutational and selective pressures.
We selected only those haplotypes with significant frequency discrepancies between CRC and schizophrenia subjects (Table 3) for presentation.
This study has shown several medications are often absent from the profile (e.g. over the counter medications), and many are used differently than was recorded at the time of dispensing (e.g. dose and frequency discrepancies in warfarin, insulin, opiate agonists).
The time and frequency offsets may occur in case of time delay caused by the multipath and nonideal time synchronization, sampling clock frequency discrepancy, carrier frequency offset (CFO) induced by the Doppler effects or poor oscillator alignments [12].
For example, under medium LD level, the average D' between imputed and original SNPs was 0.57 for fastPHASE (0.66 for IMPUTE) and the average allele frequency discrepancy for fastPHASE was 0.06 (0.03 for IMPUTE).
Yet, thorough sequencing alone does not fully account for the LOH mutation frequency discrepancy, prompting investigators to pursue other mechanisms of gene silencing.
The results indicate that the asphalt concrete specimen agree with the isotropic linear viscoelastic assumption at low temperatures and high frequencies (>10 kHz at 0 °C), but at higher temperatures and lower frequencies, discrepancies from isotropic linear behavior are shown.
It is noteworthy that patients with Alzheimer's disease showed a similar frequency of discrepancies favouring either the ASA-segregation or the ASA-grouping test whereas control subjects showed discrepancies favouring only the ASA-grouping test, suggesting qualitatively different performance profiles at an individual level.
