He had initially planned to stay in the United States for only a year, but decided to extend his stay by a year, having enjoyed the high frequency of racing and the recognition accorded to university athletes in the United States.
In order to address this issue, we derive the explicit equations for calculating the characteristic frequency of outer race, rolling element and inner race fault, considering the complex motion of planet bearings.
The success of the RACE pipeline, defined as the frequency of obtaining RACE product(s) that mapped to an intergenic prediction (regardless of how well the experimental evidence agreed with overlapping predictions), is summarized in Table 2.
The greater frequency of chariot races can be explained in part by the fact that they were relatively inexpensive compared with the enormous costs of gladiatorial combat.
Experiments involving mixtures of stripe rust on wheat cultivar mixtures found a similar reduction in the absolute frequency of complex races in mixtures as compared with pure stands (Dileone and Mundt 1994).
Mundt (2002) succinctly states 'After several decades of study we still do not know the rate at which [selection towards increased relative frequency of complex races in host mixtures] will occur or to what degree, if any, it would decrease the disease control provided by mixtures'.
If this argument is sound, we expect that equating the frequencies of own-race and other-race stimuli in a laboratory experiment should give rise to an other-race disadvantage.
In a database of 18 major newspapers, the relative frequency of phrases like "race prejudice" has declined by 60percentt since 1980 (as far back as the online records go), while the frequency of "racism" has doubled.
They concluded that whereas males had lower rate of PE than females, there was no association between annual frequency of PE and race, pancreatic insufficiency, or genotype.
A progressive increase in mean age and frequency of non-white race was observed with lower strata of eGFR (p < 0.001).
