Sentence examples for modest frequencies from inspiring English sources

Asymptotic approximations for first the eigenmodes and then the Green's function are derived in the realistic limit of high reduced frequency, which are found to agree very favourably with results determined numerically, even for relatively modest frequencies.

With the longer protein linker, TALEN pairs for three of the target sites induced germline mutations at modest frequencies (averages of 0.1 0.5 mutants per parent).

Conversely, negatively charged amino acids like aspartic acid (Asp) and glutamic acid (Glu) are present in modest frequencies only in the localization signals of Golgi and ER.

The rest of the tree is characterized by modest frequencies of gene duplication and loss, giving an overall frequency of orthology that is relatively low.

Focusing on temporal subfunctionalization, we found it occurring at relatively modest frequencies, with the median not usually exceeding 20% of duplicate pairs across conditions.

We do agree with the reviewers that more recent and seemingly more definitive measures have suggested rather modest frequencies of SNPs (e.g. Kennedy et al., 2013) compared to some suggestions in the literature.

He dates with modest frequency — girls from Smith, Wellesley, Vassar, Randolph-Macon, Manhattanville.

This is a useful reduction, bearing in mind that even at a modest frequency like 10 MHz, the reactance of 100 pF is as low as 160Ω.

This would be a typical scenario for intra-band CA when the CCs are within the same band or different bands but with modest frequency separation, providing nearly the same coverage on all CCs.

Conductivity increased uniformly with increasing wt.% of SWNT (R = 0.78) and showed a modest frequency dependence, suggesting that the electrical percolation threshold had not been reached in these materials.

One can focus on rare variants by omitting alleles that are known from a sequence database, but neutral alleles of modest frequency may not have been catalogued.