Sentence examples for literature frequency from inspiring English sources

The Meta-UP dataset contained 86 genes, ranked by reported literature frequency of differential expression.

Here, we compare the performance of our distributed CPARC algorithm with another existing method in the literature, Frequency-hopping (FH) OFDM [30].

In the statistical literature, frequencies are often symmetrized by summing the counts of reverse complementary tetranucleotides and dividing by two (Karlin et al. 1994); in separate analyses, we performed this symmetrization on each F′ to produce arrays of symmetrized frequencies S′.

3) In the literature, high frequency theta is assigned to locomotion and sensory activity, while low frequency theta is assigned to immobility or jumping to avoid something (type I and type II theta).

In the anaesthesia literature, is frequency ranges from 0.4 to 8.5% [1 3] of elective intubations.

In the literature, numerous frequency tracking algorithms have been proposed for OFDM communications[1, 7 13].

In the literature the frequency factor is not experimentally obtained but is rather assumed to be kB.T/h (at 50 K), as proposed by the activated state theory for first order desorption processes, or it is estimated by other methods.

Although environmentally sustainable interior design (ESID) has become a major issue in interior design practice, according to the literature the frequency with which interior designers make sustainable choices in real practice is still limited, particularly where materials selection is concerned.

In the literature, the frequency of pulmonary involvement varies substantially.

In terms of literature reading frequency, 137 (52.9%) doctors read less than 5 articles per week.

Based on the available literature, the frequency of suboptimal fracture reduction is 18-26%.