The results on each side are organized by frequency, denoted by the number of yellow people icons filled in.
The English alphabet organized in frequency of use, reads like this: E, T, A, O, I, N, S, H, R, D, L, U, C, W, M, F, Y, G, P, B, V, K, J, X, Q, Z.
Subject's physical activity was assessed using a self-report questionnaire that included overall physical activity during a normal week, everyday physical activity (duration, frequency, type), sports activity at school as well as in and outside organized clubs (duration, frequency, intensity, type, seasonality) [ 21].
The inferior colliculus comprises several subdivisions, chief among which is the central nucleus; this nucleus receives most of the ascending input, has a laminar architecture, and is organized according to frequency.
Parental reports included questions on expressive, sports, and religious community-based organized activities and frequency of attendance.
Fortunately, growing evidence that disturbed temporal coding at the neuronal and population level may lie at the heart of Parkinsonian impairment affords hope that different biomarkers may be organized in the frequency domain and available through recordings from the same site.
These results indicate that SISO-EB self-organize at frequencies approaching unity starting from a hESC culture-derived single-cell suspension.
In the hippocampus, SWS is marked by high-frequency network oscillations (~200 Hz ripples), whereas neocortical SWS activity is organized into low-frequency delta and spindle oscillations [ 56].
The limestones show a diversity of microfacies, including microbialites, organized in high-frequency deepening-upward cycles.
We tested the hypothesis that early VF in patients with BrS or IC is spatiotemporally organized by high-frequency sources localized stably at the pathophysiological substrate.
