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Two of the seven mutants R237A and T437A still opened occasionally to the 3 nS level, but the frequency of sweeps with such events was slightly diminished relative to the wild-type PapC usher at ±90 mV suggesting that these mutants are likely to be insignificantly different from the wild-type PapC usher.

In the wall region behind the windscreen, the mean occurrence frequency of sweep events is higher than that of ejection events.

For either the hitchhiking or pseudohitchhiking model to dramatically reduce polymorphism in regions of reduced recombination, the frequency of selective sweeps must be high enough to make recent sweeps likely in genomic regions of low recombination.

Estimates of the frequency of selective sweeps indicate that these are quite common in Drosophila [15] [17].

The first step for these experimental evolution studies should be to identify the population dynamics which will influence evolutionary processes, such as measurement of mutation rates, fitness effects of mutations, generation times, population structure, the frequency of selective sweeps and the selective effects of drug therapies (Merlo et al. 2006).

Rheological evaluations were conducted to determine binder's behavior under short-term aging in terms of frequency sweep, temperature sweep, and creep recovery tests by utilizing the dynamic shear rheometer (DSR) machine.

The tunable filter passband is thus given by where σ filter is the standard deviation of the Gaussian and ωc is the instantaneous central frequency of the sweep.

The moderate frequency of the swept allele would also explain why statistics that summarise the mutation frequency spectrum such as Tajima's D and Fay and Wu's H did not capture the departure from the standard coalescent in the second patch [ 4], although methods that incorporate the additional information of linkage disequilibrium can [ 16].

Figure  1a, b shows a comparison of master plots obtained by a superposition of frequency sweeps of the mechanical and dielectric moduli, respectively, recorded at various temperatures to a spectrum obtained at a reference temperature which is the same for both methods.

Analysis was conducted mainly on the time-frequency distributions (TFDs) of sweeps recorded during successive trials including the TFD of averaged single sweeps as the evoked time-frequency (ETF) brain response and the average of TFDs of single sweeps as the time-frequency (TF) brain response.