Sentence examples for frequency of a fly from inspiring English sources

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Resistant houseflies may share the stable fly's tendency to sit still in one place, which greatly reduces the frequency of a fly's contact with residues of poison.

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Recent studies [ 21, 23] have demonstrated that the frequency of A-to-I editing in human is much higher than in mouse, rat, chicken and fly.

As far as we are aware, no publication to date has studied either the feeding frequency of a cohort of flies throughout their lifespan or measured how much food flies consume throughout their lives.

If a student's vial has a frequency of red-eyed flies greater than 1/11, evolution by natural selection has proceeded in this population: evolution is evident through the change in frequency and natural selection is evident because it occurs in a predictable manner (increase in abundance of the red-eye variant).

The advantage of the shorter chambers was a decrease in the frequency of overlapping flies, thereby limiting the effort required for correcting tracking errors.

Logistic regression analysis allowed us to study the association between the frequency of each sand fly species capture and the ecosystem type.

Kiff said the curved departure path also might help reduce the frequency of airplanes flying over specific neighborhoods such as Ruby Avenue on Balboa Island, where residents say they see planes a few minutes apart at peak travel times.

Three different methods for determining the upper threshold geldanamycin gave similar results: from 2 (assuming that the frequency of abnormal flies beyond the lower threshold in the Sami distribution was<0.001) to 2.2 assuming that only the abnormal flies in RI-27 were beyond the upper threshold in the Sami background), to 2.47 as determined above.

This mutagenic preference made it possible to locate the interface between populations with and without the transposon simply by finding zones with a high frequency of singed mutant flies.

However, rare strains have a high frequency of flies expressing crossveinless abnormalities, which were inexplicably reduced by heat treatment.

As juveniles, the crows showed a significantly higher frequency of flying back and forth behaviour in the presence of the novel person than the ravens (Kolmogorov-Smirnov test: D = 0.6, n1 = 9, n2 = 10, p = 0.011).

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