Sentence examples for relation of the frequency from inspiring English sources

The sensation of pleasantness, or "consonance", of a dyad is likely driven by the harmonic relation of the frequency components of the combined spectrum of the two notes.

We also examined the incidence of soft tissue sarcoma (C49) in relation to the frequency of consumption of organic food; this is a rare cancer but we analysed it because there was a prior hypothesis.

The focus of this study was identifying patterns of nucleotide diversity on the unfused arrangement of Chromosome 4. Distinct patterns of nucleotide diversity in relation to the frequency of the X-4 fusion are consistent with Y-linked sexual antagonism shaping variation along this chromosome.

Table 4 shows the distribution of autopsies by number of alcohol-affected organs in relation to the frequency of drinking as reported by proxy informants (n = 144).

The persistence of both species in relation to the frequency of severe years depended on the manner in which juvenile survival was specified (Table  3 shows the range of parameter estimates for each year).

The primers used are shown in Additional file 8. GoMiner http://discover.nci.nih.gov/gominer/ was used to find gene ontology (GO) terms that are significantly enriched in selected sets of genes with different expression patterns in relation to the frequency of their occurrence in the set of all genes (p ≤ 0.02).

However, biased associations would only arise if an interaction is present between severity of disease and potential predictors in relation to the frequency of seeking hospital care.

A new analytical approach named as the equivalent stiffness technique (EST) is introduced and then employed to obtain the analytical relations of the frequency, amplitude and phase with a view to exhibit a more comprehensive characterization of the absorber.

Table 3 Degree of agreement with statements indicating risky behavior, in relation to the frequency of speeding Statement General sample High frequency (n = 54) (avg. ± s.d).

Table 4 Perceived contribution of different causes to the risk of being involved in a car crash in relation to the frequency of speeding Statement High frequency (n = 54) (avg. ± s.d).

Focussing on heavy episodic drinking as an outcome variable, the same general findings are evident for our examination of social interactions and generalised trust variables in relation to the frequency of engaging in heavy episodic drinking.