Sentence examples for frequency implies that from inspiring English sources

The frequency implies that this oscillation was generated by the acoustic resonance.

Indeed, the fact that OnaA induces a reduction of migraine attacks frequency implies that a central action also exists in one way or another.

This single, recurrent mutation suggests that it is characteristic of granulosa-cell tumors, and its high frequency implies that it is potentially a driver in disease initiation.

The low incidence of non- pneumophila species among clinical isolates associated to their high environmental frequency implies that these species are less virulent and pathogenic than Legionella pneumophila serogroup 1 [ 16].

With an exception of few emm types, the others circulating in India are different from that of the US in both type and frequency, implying that an N-terminal variable region-based vaccine, designed based on emm sequence of the strains prevalent in western populations, may not be effective in India.

However, we noticed that the occurrence of prostate cancer in these mice can be seen only in aged mice with a low frequency, implying that Men1 inactivation may confer a relatively minor predisposition to prostate cancer development compared with the endocrine tissues affected in MEN1 pathology and that other factors may be involved in the development of this pathology.

This quantity ("more helps more") effect must be distinguished from the effect of frequency, implying that, given the number of therapy hours is kept constant, a large amount of therapy in a short time interval is more efficient than the same amount spread out over longer periods of time.

In Raman spectra, shifting of peaks to lower vibrational frequencies implies that the corresponding chemical bond length increases, whereas shifting to higher frequencies implies shorter bond length.

The different frequencies imply that the size of the reflection area, or footprint, is different for different satellites.

The expected tetranucleotide frequencies, statistically speaking, are thus calculated from mononucleotide frequencies implying that the bases are independent of each other.

The global prevalence of all monogenic diseases is estimated to be ~10/1000 [ 43] and autosomal recessive (AR) diseases account for one-third of them [ 44], implying that frequency of AR disease is ~3/1000.