Sentence examples for most frequency observed from inspiring English sources
The Class 1 long terminal repeat retrotransposons, including Copia and Gypsy types, were the most frequency observed in the known interspersed repeats.
The items in the depressive mood group, the somatic symptoms and retarded activities group, and the interpersonal relations group, exhibited a common pattern, with a highest response frequency for 'Rarely' and a decreasing response frequency as the item score increased, with the lowest response frequency observed for 'Most'.
Although the presence of phenol biomarkers in amniotic fluid highlights the potential for direct fetal exposure, the low detection frequency observed for most of these compounds may be suggestive of low transfer and/or rapid clearance of the phenols in amniotic fluid.
The transposition frequency observed in HeLa cells was similar to that published by others [ 13] and the lower frequency we saw in other cell lines most likely reflects the relative efficiency of transfection with the plasmids.
Most of the Chilean allele frequencies observed were closest to the allele frequencies reported in Mexican population (Additional file 1: Table S2).
It is clear that our final models represent the observed data well at most frequencies.
In Table 4 we report again the relative frequencies of the three most often observed choices, viz.
Across all studies that reported neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients carrying this mutation, apathy and disinhibition were again the most frequently observed (Table 1), but frequencies varied considerably across studies.
In the 3L version, the cumulative frequency of the top 10 most frequently observed health states was just under 90%%.
In parallel, the frequency (0.0 1.0) of each of the GO terms in Swiss-Prot was determined and normalized so that the most frequently observed GO term had a normalized frequency of 1.0.
Typical of sub-Saharan Africa, L2a [ 27] is the most frequently observed haplogroup, though at substantially higher frequency in Ghana (see Figure 5).
