Sentence examples for is equally frequent from inspiring English sources

Migraine is equally frequent in pre-adolescent girls and boys, but approximately three times as many women as men have migraine after puberty.

Conversely, for the instances where the global sequence conservation is the better descriptor (e.g. Figure 3B), the coupling between non wildcard positions and neighbouring or distant positions is equally frequent (Figure 4B).

Cancer is equally frequent in human medicine, where the age-standardised incidence rates in Denmark in 2004 were 697 and 605 per 100.000 for males and females, respectively [ 6].

The sibling attacks in Dr. Finkelhor's study were equally frequent among children of all races and socioeconomic groups; they were most frequent on children 6 to 12, slightly more frequent on boys than on girls, and tapered off gradually as children entered adolescence.

The two types of birds were equally frequent but at some point humans visited the island and accidently introduced cats.

The headache diagnoses were equally frequent in participants interviewed at the clinic and in those interviewed by telephone.

The humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) was the most commonly reported mysticete species while a variety of odontocetes seem to be equally frequent in those waters.

Finally, planning and monitoring codes turned out to be equally frequent (50% each) in the high-level content episodes; within the low-level content episodes, on the contrary, monitoring codes were only half as frequent as the planning codes.

However in this case, the frequencies and relative frequencies of Mona Ash, Hophornbeam and Beech are nearly the same i.e. these species were equally frequent (Fig. 3, Table 2).

It can further be seen, that in the case of MAF = 0.5 when all alleles and consequently all haplotypes are equally frequent, the ERamb is as large as when a die was rolled for haplotype assignment of ambiguous subjects.

In view of these characteristics of the in vitro differentiated cells, it was surprising that teratomas were equally frequent in syngeneic mice after injection of this heterogeneous but mainly neuronal cell population and a homogenous undifferentiated ES cell population.