Sentence examples for plausible frequency of from inspiring English sources

This issue of capacity was previously explored in our earlier work, however (Evans and Stringer 2013), where it was found that approximately eight stimuli could be simultaneously segmented at a biologically plausible frequency of oscillation.

However, simple comparative analysis of the raw frequency value would not reach plausible frequency information because numbers of the collected ESTs ranged widely in the cDNA libraries examined (Table  1).

The number (1,159) of BRCA1/2 mutation carriers for whom data is currently held is approximately 5% of the number predicted from the plausible population frequency of these alleles and the current population size of 22 million.

Wisniewski and Murphy collected ratings on familiarity (participants indicated phrases they had "heard or seen before"), plausibility (on a scale of 1 to 7 with 1 being very weird and 7 being very plausible), and frequency of phrase occurrence based on number of hits from the Google Internet search engine (similar to the phrase-frequency measure used in the present study).

Given the potential role of protocadherins in specifying the neural network, it is plausible that the high frequency of gene turnover in the protocadherin cluster might have played a key role in the adaptive evolution of the central nervous system in vertebrates.

The frequency of plausible NAGNAG sites is 1.9-fold lower in CDS introns compared to UTR introns.

As expected, in C. elegans, we found that the frequency of plausible and implausible NAGNAG sites in UTR and CDS introns is very similar.

It is plausible that the increased frequency of circulating Tfh cells is directly responsible for the increased IL-21 production observed in type 1 diabetes patients.

In summary, we provide a plausible explanation about the high frequency of the derived ADH1B*47His allele in East Asia.

Given the importance of AR in prostate cancer initiation, progression, and therapy resistance, identification of AR as a substrate of SPOP E3 ligase provides a plausible explanation for the high frequency of SPOP mutations in prostate cancer.

The frequency of introns with plausible NAGNAG sites is 3.2-fold lower in ordered compared to disordered regions.