Sentence examples for rate of distortion from inspiring English sources

A higher rate of distortion in the hybrid cross indicates genotype-dependent mortality.

In the same study, excluding examinations with technical failures, the failure rate of distortion product OAEs (DPOAEs) in American Indian children was of the same order as the TEOAE failure rate in Aboriginal children in our study: 25% at age <2 months and 41% at age 2 5 months compared with 18% < 1 month and 44% age 1 <3 months in Aboriginal children in our study.

These rates of distortion are similar to that observed in the NF-GA mapping population (Serba et al. 2013).

These rates of distortion are similar to that obtained in M. truncatula [ 33] or in diploid alfalfa [ 5- 7].

The proposed adaptive control technique allows maintaining high performance voltage reference tracking with a reduced rate of harmonic distortion in spite of load transients and under significant operating frequency deviation.

Analysis of the 39 remaining markers revealed extensive segregation distortion among the RILs, with the overall allele frequency of the 39 markers in the 178 RILs biased to N2 (65%) and a variable rate of segregation distortion across chromosomes.

Tumors with an over-expression of HER2 exhibited a higher rate of architectural distortions in the surrounding tissue.

Tumors with an over-expression of HER2 exhibited a higher rate of architectural distortions in the surrounding tissue, but there were no differences regarding the other features.

Then, the performance in terms of rate and distortion of the predictor as a function of its order is shown in Figures 6 and 7.

This approach is conservative and, if anything, may under-estimate rates of segregation distortion.

Consequently, our test tends to be conservative and may underestimate true rates of segregation distortion.