Sentence examples for frequency likely from inspiring English sources
This range covers virtually all values of tube diameter and sound frequency likely to be met in practical situations that are consistent with a continuum gas model.
The positive portions of the parameter density function suggest that higher roughness (poorer condition) generally increases the expected crash frequency, likely because drivers may lose control of their vehicles.
The negative portions suggest that within that condition range, higher surface roughness is generally associated with a lower expected crash frequency, likely because drivers are generally likely to drive more carefully on pavements in very poor condition (a manifestation of risk-compensation behavior).
Injuries to the UCL are happening with alarming frequency, likely due in part to how hard pitchers are throwing these days.
Furthermore, cumulus cells in diabetic mice undergo apoptosis at increased frequency, likely via the mitochondrial, cell intrinsic, pathway.
Thus, the decreased ciliary beat frequency likely reflects a general impairment of epithelial function due to impaired blood supply which is underpinned by the observation of enhanced vulnerability to trauma of the epithelium in this study [15].
Therefore, only genes transcribed at very low frequencies, likely less than 0.5 TPM, were possibly missed by the sampling.
However, adenovirus and enterovirus reached similar co-infection frequencies, likely because of prolonged postinfection viral shedding of these agents.
Different lines of Arabidopsis with integrated TALEN constructs varied considerably in somatic mutagenesis frequencies, likely because of variable expression of the TALEN transgenes.
Thus, gradient reversals within regions with low best frequencies likely mark the border between the core fields A1 and R, whereas gradient reversals within regions with high best frequencies likely mark the border between A1 and either of the caudal belt fields CM or CL.
For instance, head motion has been shown to reduce spectral power at low frequencies and increase power at high frequencies (likely due to the jerky nature of such motion).
