The ' negative frequency-dependent selection' hypothesis [ 12- 14] grounds on the effects of host parasite co-evolution ['Red Queen hypothesis', [ 15]], stating that frequencies of alleles constantly change with the frequency of adapted and non-adapted pathogens.
In addition, we plan to explore the suggestion of Reviewer 1, of adapting snippet frequency bandwidth to the local structure of the vocalization to see if that can also improve accuracy and resolution.
The primary aim of the study is to evaluate the efficiency of a personalized follow-up for kidney transplant recipients that consists of adapting the frequencies of video conferencing at home and visits at hospital depending on the KTFS value.
This effect is selective for the temporal frequency of the adapting stimulus.
We postulate that the adaptation of SI neurons during periodic stimulus trains steepens the input-output function relating vibration frequency to firing rate around the frequency of the adapting stimulus, and thereby improves frequency discrimination.
This pattern was confirmed in a two-way ANOVA comparing frequency and adapting condition, which showed significant main effects of frequency (F 5,40) = 24.8, p < 0.001) and adapt (F 2,40) = 43.4, p < 0.01) as well as a significant interaction between the adapt condition and spatial frequency (F(10,40) = 2.10, p = 0.048).
Parameter of nonextensive and nonthermal of electrons and frequency of the pulse, adapt the sign and value of the nonlinear term.
Questions on frequency of contacts were adapted from the Yale Health and Aging Project [ 26].
The frequency of visits was adapted to the severity of the disease and transport logistics of the patient.
However, we used selected questions on the frequency of asthma symptoms, adapted from the ISAAC core questionnaires as they were originally used in the Dutch PIAMA cohort [ 48].
