The high frequency in Asian domestics but absence in Asian wild boars suggest that this mutation appeared after domestication and that quickly raised in frequency afterwards, may be because its potentially deleterious consequences were offset by other advantages and was positively selected.
In all infected mice a raise in the frequency of CD8+ TmHK+ T-cells was detected twelve days p.i.No statistically significant differences were observed between the experimental groups.
Especially for moderate-sized populations, the interactions can be problematic, leading to very large segments in the genome raising together in frequency (Supplementary Fig. S12).
Common alleles may increase in frequency, raising concerns for retaining adaptive potential, which should become a management priority.
Health-E-PALS was not successful in raising the frequency of organised sports in schools curricula, though was effective in getting students engaged in after school sports at least once a week.
These observations raise the question of how variation in frequency and effect size in diverse populations may affect reclassification of diabetes status by HbA1c.
When laboratory populations are raised at warm temperatures, Adh-S increases in frequency (e.g., Van Delden, 1984).
These two tryptophans are extremely high correlated: the presence of a tryptophan in position 305 raises the frequency of tryptophans in position 282 from 50.5% to 84.5% (p < 10-40), in agreement with a possible important role for such residues as suggested by Jacquot et al. [ 25].
Though Ofcom says it will be the UK's biggest ever sale of spectrum, bigger in frequency terms than the 3G sell-off in 2000, it is not expected to raise anything near the £22.5bn that auction realised.
Are those mistakes reducing in frequency?
We have a frequency of mass shootings that far exceeds other countries in frequency.
