Sentence examples for frequency of specimens from inspiring English sources
Experimental observations and analytical predictions show that the natural frequency of specimens decreased and the damping ratio of specimens increased when the braiding angle increased.
These regions are distinct in the context of the frequency of specimens with dehiscent and indehiscent sporangia and the observed genetic variation of the chloroplast genome data.
In two regions, the Lhasa region and the Nyingchi region, all studied specimens possessed indehiscent sporangia, whereas the Hengduan Mts showed a slightly higher frequency of specimens with dehiscent sporangia.
The clear morphological separation between the two species argues against continued events of gene flow between them, which if present should have produced a higher frequency of specimens with intermediate morphologies.
Among the individual markers, the frequency of specimens with hypermethylation of IGF2 and NEUROG1 was significantly increased in adenomas with low-grade dysplasia already (Fig. 1), including some with the predisposing MMR gene not silenced, yet, indicating that methylation of IGF2 and NEUROG1 may provide a marker of early colon oncogenesis.
In this study a new optical measurement technique based on secondary laser speckle patterns to extract Young's modulus by changing resonance frequency of specimen was developed.
The relative dynamic modulus is determined by measuring the transverse frequency of the specimens as shown in Fig. 6.
The strain history and fundamental frequency of the specimens were monitored during the vibration test.
In addition, to confirm the credibility of the results from stress strain curves, elastic modulus was also estimated through measuring the natural frequency of the specimens.
The early- and later-stage compressive strength, the electrical resistivity, the water absorption and the dynamic frequency of the specimens were examined.
The frequency of CIMP specimens increased from normal mucosa to adenomas with low-grade dysplasia to adenomas with high-grade dysplasia to carcinomas regardless of the marker system used (Fig. 2).
