Sentence examples for frequency neither from inspiring English sources

AllGame's reviewer called the cut scenes "seamless", and their frequency neither too high nor too low.

In the same analysis conducted on the accuracy Sequence Learning Effects (Accuracy on High Frequency minus that on Low Frequency) neither the main effect of EPOCH (F 1,37) = 0.13, MSE = 0.001, p = 0.72, ηp2 = 0.004), nor the EPOCH×GROUP interaction was significant (F 2,37) = 2.24, MSE = 0.001, p = 0.12, ηp2 = 0.11).

In bivariate analyses, children's meal frequency neither varied with maternal education, household food insecurity nor with housing quality (Table  2).

Due to the strong attenuation of photoacoustically generated ultrasound signal at this frequency, neither the bone-water nor the cortical-trabecular interface is resolved clearly.

In the ANCOVA model for repeated measures on the weekly rescue medication frequencies, neither treatment effect (p=0.482) nor interaction treatment week effect (p=0.492) was significant.

In addition, two more regions in chromosome X were identified with NPLOD score with p-values ≤ 0.01 using CEPH frequencies, neither of them were considered because they were not significant when ALL frequencies were applied.

Also, there was a threshold whereby the frequency was neither too high nor too low for the fish to swim. Figure 16 shows the snapshots of a forward swimming test.

Mean DJβTREC frequency was neither affected by GH withdrawal, nor by GH resumption (Fig. 3A).

The copulation frequency correlated neither with the proportion of fights won by males nor with the frequency of male countermarking on female scents.

The mating frequency correlated neither with the proportion of fights won by males in presence of females (Kr = 22, τKr = 0.284, P = 0.057, α = 0.0125 adjusted via Bonferroni) nor with the frequency of male countermarking on female depositions (Kr = 16, τKr = 0.209, P = 0.103).

Age, sex, total volume of physical activity and exercise frequency were neither correlated with (table 2), nor significant predictive variables of, injury occurrence when forced into a stepwise regression model.