Sentence examples for reflection of the frequency from inspiring English sources

We find no evidence that the differences in disease potential are simply a reflection of the frequency of PVL within the STs.

However, with the appreciation that the latent virus DNA copy number within individual neurons can vary by greater than three orders of magnitude (Sawtell, 1997), whole ganglion quantification of virus DNA loads may not be an accurate reflection of the frequency of infected cells, an important variable that will be discussed later in this review.

However, inasmuch as the differences in spotting frequency are a reflection of the frequency of the transposition of the Ds element from the r1-sc:m3 reporter locus, these differences may not be directly linked to the frequency of transposition of the Ac element.

This is a reflection of the low frequency of TT homozygotes for this SNP, with a frequency of only 1.8% reported in HapMap CEU.

The tendency is a reflection of the high frequency of fixed 'one'-phrases in the preverbal object position.

However, the latter finding could be a reflection of the higher frequency of headache found among men with MOH in this study.

As shown in Fig. 6a, the upper cut-off frequency shifts from approximately (10^4) Hz to (10^2) Hz when the series inductor increases from 0 mH to 300 mH. Figure 7a shows the step responses of (G_{0}(s)), which have a initial magnitude of 2 corresponding to total reflection of the high frequency components.

These markers are abundant throughout the genome; many have very high heterozygosity values (a reflection of the allele frequency differences in the population) and are ideally suited for multiplex PCR, allowing for 2 4 loci to be tested simultaneously.

As shown in Fig. 3b, a plane wave normally incident on the metasurface is bent to the refraction angle of 45° with very little reflection at the frequency of 10.2 GHz, in which the transmittance is measured at 87%. Figure 3c shows the measured (green dots) and simulated (blue lines) power radiation patterns of the transmitted waves.

The high incidence of renal hypouricemia is a reflection of the high allele frequency (2.30 to 2.37%) of the G774A mutation in SLC22A12 among Japanese [ 29, 30].

What would come out of the low-pass filter is the reflection of some higher frequencies into lower frequencies.