Sentence examples for low frequency coverage from inspiring English sources

However, it is present at very low frequency (coverage <6%) in 7 of these 9 strains (fig. 3 A).

Routine (i.e., daily to weekly) monitoring of surface energy fluxes, particularly evapotranspiration (ET), using satellite observations of radiometric surface temperature has not been feasible at high pixel resolution (i.e., ∼101 102 m) because of the low frequency in satellite coverage over the region of interest (i.e., approximately every 2 weeks).

Previous comparative studies of model eukaryotes have shown that C. elegans has the lowest frequency and coverage of microsatellites in its genome, even less than Saccharomyces cerevisiae and other fungi [ 18, 20, 21].

The coverage in the Patient Register was lower (91%), to some extent explained by a generally low frequency of reporting from private hospitals to the register.

Third, we found that although coverage of common variation in the exon pilot dataset by the variants in the low coverage pilot data is very high, its coverage of low frequency variants by the variants in the low coverage pilot dataset was very poor.

The presence of L. multiflorum was favoured by the presence of rock formation, cobble, low percentage of vegetation coverage, low frequency of invasive non-native species and closest distance to coast.

Although coverage of the common variation by the Pilot 14 M panel is very high, its coverage of low frequency variants was poor.

Low frequency band (800 MHz) improves coverage and indoor signal penetration in urban environment.

The impact of imputation on the coverage of low frequency variation is significant.

We observed that the coverage of low frequency variation by the Pilot 14 M and Illumina 1 M panels was, respectively, increased from 50% and 17%to67%to21% 21% after imputation.

However, the coverage of low frequency coding variants are lower in non-European populations given the discovery of coding variants are primarily from European ancestry individuals.