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This results in a greater frequency of short-duration observations of stimuli.
Interspecific competition not only restricted growth and survival but also shifted shoot architecture, resulting in a greater frequency of oaks with straight monopodial stems.
This was attributed to subtle differences in the micrometre and sub-micrometre topography between the coated and uncoated test plate countersurfaces, which resulted in a greater frequency of asperity shearing when UHMWPE was slid against the coated plates.
Expression of these oncogenes resulted in a greater frequency of colonies in Rb1ΔL/ΔL MEFs compared with controls (Fig. 1a, b).
Furthermore, the rGRP20 29 agents were particularly effective in restoring ejaculation, which is also autonomically mediated, resulting in a greater frequency of ejaculation not only in SPS-exposed males but also in unstressed control males (Fig. 4B).
Finally, a large systematic review has shown that online formats may result in a greater frequency of initial disclosures of personal information [ 29].
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In addition, a greater frequency of both externalizing and internalizing disorders were found in mid-childhood among children who had cried excessively as babies.
Given the categorical nature of our observations, we shall use a one-tailed binomial test to check if the null of equal frequency is rejected in favour of a greater frequency of one intransitive pattern in line with the cycling asymmetry.
Whilst the incidences of both of these complications were increased in our more elderly cohort, elderly patients in general have a greater frequency of constipation and UTI.
The writers did not make a statistical case that anything unusual is going on in terms of a greater frequency of murders committed by veterans.
Coronary artery disease is typically silent in RA, with a greater frequency of unrecognised myocardial infarction and sudden cardiac death [ 22].
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