Sentence examples for more frequencies at from inspiring English sources

Pass/fail results on sweep audiometry (fail at two or more frequencies at 25 dB hearing level in the better ear) did not differ between the groups: 63% (52/83) of treated children versus 58% (47/81) of those in the placebo group failed at three months, as did 59% (44/74) versus 51% (34/67) at nine months.

The new generation of GNSS satellites, including BDS, Galileo, modernized GPS, and GLONASS, transmit navigation sdata at more frequencies.

Our phenomenological model is based on the Pedroarena and Schwarz study [26], because it measured multiple pulse depression at more frequencies over a large range (from 1 to 200 Hz).

It naturally follows that, to have a more isotropic filling of frequency space, more frequency components at different rotation angles could be used in the illumination pattern.

The first strategy is to use more frequencies which requires increased flexibility at the radio layer, enabled by software radio.

In our 2014 survey we found that free books at iBooks were downloaded with 39 times more frequency than books at a price, down from a multiplier of 91 in the prior 2013 survey.

As airway obstruction increases in COPD, Rrs rises and becomes more frequency dependent, especially at lower frequencies [ 22], implying that R5 is supposed to be a measure of airway caliber.

"Politically correct" is a term that gets tossed around with more frequency than a groupie at a Hip-Hop after party.

It seems that more frequency of menstrual changes at first year of sterilization is due to other factors such as psychiatric problems.

In general agreement with the model, intersex fish were found at all high- and medium-risk sites and in a much more limited frequency at the low-risk sites.

In this method one or more rings of electrodes excite a medium to be imaged at high frequencies, and more particularly at frequencies for which a static electrical potential field has fully developed.