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Despite having observed greater low-frequency activity and greater magnitude changes in tumours, this provided an early suggestion for systemic influences.

In addition, when compared to healthy controls, young MDD women exhibited greater low-frequency EEG activity in frontal regions during extended wakefulness [ 56], which has been demonstrated to be a waking correlate of sleep homeostasis [ 34, 57].

Changes in heart rate variability are not specific for cardiac failure and are observed in a wide range of common diseases in the ICU; patients who recovered with good outcome after neurosurgery also had greater low-frequency oscillations in their heart rate than those who did not [ 4].

Low-frequency detection (greatest low-frequency amplitude ripples) occurs near far end of the basilar membrane.

Furthermore, in one of these cases, performance was significantly greater for low frequency items, potentially reflecting the greater control demands for high frequency words which have greater contextual diversity (Hoffman et al., 2011 a, b ).

The average width of the uncertainty range for changes in flood magnitude is greater for low frequency events than for high frequency events.

CONCLUSION: When the decrement becomes progressively greater during low frequency RNS, the patient is more likely to have LEMS than MG, and in MG, is more likely to have MuSK antibodies.

The expected allele frequencies are calculated from frequencies measured in the control pools, and are greatest for low frequency alleles, some of which appear low by chance due to measurement error.

Although there is imputation uncertainty in the 1000 Genomes dataset, this is greatest for low frequency (below 1%) variants, whereas to explain away our observed epistatic interactions we would most likely require variants of higher allele frequency.

Frequency behavior tanδ is typical for ferrites [6], its value decreases with the increasing frequency and its rate of decrease is greater at low frequencies, at high frequencies tanδ remains almost constant and amounts to 0.1 0.5 order value at frequencies >100 Hz.

In general, the effect of air leaks on absorbance was greatest at low frequencies; however, the effect was greater in the 5 10 kHz frequency band than in the two frequency bands below 5 kHz (1 2 and 2 5 kHz).

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