Sentence examples for likely frequency from inspiring English sources

This was also the case in two recent studies that constructed JEMs for assessment of the likely frequency of exposure to certain work activities like heavy lifting and kneeling within job groups [ 26, 27].

In November last year, having had months to chew on the data from Chelyabinsk, a Nasa scientist called Bill Cooke said the likely frequency of such meteor strikes was being re-evaluated.

2. They texted a four-character message whenever they came across any of the brands over the course of the research project (between a week and a month, depending on the likely frequency of encounters with the brands in question).

As a result of what the cognitive sciences call "the awareness heuristic" — a mental shortcut we use to quickly assess the likely frequency of things we don't know much about — the more readily an event leaps to mind from our memory, or the more persistently it's in the news, the more emotionally powerful and probable it feels.

Using this approach it can be estimated that the most likely frequency of leprosy in the Montella sample ((hat{pi })) is 0.12 (12%) corresponding to five out of the 44 individuals giving information about leprosy in the sample.

In addition, observations of sex in experimental cultures of Oxyrrhis are poorly documented [24], and there are no estimates of the likely frequency of sex in natural populations.

Given that a TE insertion is present in some of the North American strain pools and absent from others (i.e. given its pool frequency), we wished to calculate the likeliest frequency of this insertion in the entire North American population, as well as suitable confidence bounds around such a frequency estimate.

This resulted in a prediction of the likely operational frequency range to obtain particle manipulation.

By exploiting an energy grid search, the authors show that, particularly for strong signals, the most likely Doppler frequency can be detected prior to processing.

Moreover, a large number of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) will be integrated into residential and commercial microgrids [31] for which charging events will likely cause frequency and voltage oscillations in such limited inertia systems.

We limited the study to the 316 mononucleotide cMS repeats ≥8 mer in length, since there is a correlation between microsatellite length and likely mutation frequency.