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It has a frequency of 0.5 1 case per million/year.
The p.P215R variant is also included in the mutation table; it has a frequency of <7:10 000 in the ExAC database and not seen in 488 UK control subjects.
This disease is caused by a 1.5 Mb deletion in chromosome 7 and an inversion involving the same region has been detected with a frequency of 12.4% in the transmitting parents of patients, although it has a frequency of 2.9% in control individuals [ 29, 87, 88].
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It has a frequency response of 50∼15000Hz at −72±3dB sensitivity".
The length of the root (or the hypocotyl) in populations of seedlings behaves as a typical quantitative trait: it has a frequency distribution around a population average of in this case genetically identical plants.
It is noteworthy that their control sample has a frequency of A10398 of 43.6% (compared to 57.3% in their cases); however, the frequency of haplogroup N in e.g. Gujarat (Northeast India and Punjabb and Kashmir (North India) is just below 60% as also reported by the same authors (see their Figure two), thus nearly matching the frequency of haplogroup N in their cases.
Each borough has a frequency of its own, except for the eternally fireless Staten Island, which shares one with the Bronx.
Thus a wavelength of 10 metres has a frequency of 300,000,000 divided by 10, or 30,000,000 hertz (30 megahertz).
The O blood group has a frequency of about 100percentt in South American Indians, about 50percentt in Northeast Asia and 30-40 percent in Europe.
The inertia pose data has a frequency of 100 Hz.
For example, MSE distortion 221.5 has a frequency of 68.
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