Sentence examples for frequency of close from inspiring English sources
This action frequency is dependent on the accuracy of the orbital data and the frequency of close approaches.
The current studies reveal that GnRH neurons in the mouse receive a high frequency of close appositions from peptidergic systems known to be important in conveying circadian information (VIP) and signalling energy balance (NPY, β-endorphin and MCH).
However, the frequency of close inbreeding does not necessarily provide a good approximation of the population level of inbreeding [ 49].
Nurses have a high frequency of close contact with patients, but the time they can dedicate to each patient is limited.
To further understand these changes in nuclear architecture in growing and senescent cells, we performed Hi-C, a proximity-based ligation assay that measures the frequency of close chromatin interactions, as summarized in Figure S1C (Lieberman-Aiden et al., 2009).
Therefore, an amino-acid frequency of close to one among the natural HA sequences in Figure 8 might imply an absolute functional requirement for that amino acid or it might simply mean that natural evolution has not yet happened to fix a mutation to another tolerable amino acid at that site.
A survey of the final three innings of Sunday's broadcasts showed a chasm in the frequency of close-ups, which was partly a consequence of the speed of the games and the number of pitches thrown.
Self-reported frequency of closing the stair gate of the main staircase was measured on a five-point scale ('never' to 'every time'); adequate use was defined as 'closing the gate every time after using the staircase'.
We also evaluated a) type of glazing and type of window (single, double, laminated, or triple glazing; or double window), b) bedroom orientation (facing the postal address street/side street/backyard), and c) frequency of closing windows during sleeping hours (always/often/seldom/never).
The plate is subjected to harmonic loading with a frequency of excitation close to the first natural frequency leading to large amplitude vibrations.
Nevertheless, some mammalian genomic segments called CpG islands (CGIs) [ 3] possess a high G+C content, with a frequency of CpG close to the expected value.
