Sentence examples for relevant to the frequency from inspiring English sources
A number of studies have recently defined new roles in the regulation by calcineurin/NFAT signaling of the innate immune system in myeloid cells and provided a better understanding of the altered immune response caused by calcineurin inhibitors relevant to the frequency of disseminated fungal infection and UTI/APN seen in renal transplant recipients.
This paper draws the following conclusions: 1) In the out-of-step of the power grid, the instantaneous voltage frequencies of the electrical and non-electrical centers are relevant to the location, the frequency difference of the equivalent potentials at both sides and amplitude ratio.
Our aim is to apply such consolidated models taking into account the peculiarities of the tactical radio scenarios, most of them being relevant to the used range of frequencies (in the VHF/UHF band).
Furthermore, the minimum frequency range to study is set from 2 to 50 Hz in order to include the frequency interval relevant to the whole human body perception.
The vibration transmission from the tunnel floor to the ground surface is analysed for the frequency range relevant to the perception of whole body vibration (about 4 80 Hz).
The tests were conducted using a custom-made friction-and-wear tester, which also replicates the conditions (in terms of contact geometry, pressure, stroke length and frequency) relevant to the tribological phenomena occurring at the inner walls of tubes subjected to cold pilgering process.
Regarding the distribution of the frequency bands affected by the skip mode, Table 2 reports a somewhat uniform distribution of the three frequency bands relevant to the lowest RD point all GOPs.
The electrochemical impedance at 1 kHz is a critical characteristic parameter for neural electrodes, as this frequency is relevant to the electrical activity of neurons.
Evaluation of the performance of three different shock mitigating seats shows that the seats are able to mitigate up to 40% of the impact severity in a frequency range relevant to the dynamic response of the human lumbar spine.
The question regarding choice of training frequency is relevant to the goal of relating study results back to the prediction based on the neurophysiological model that perceptual training might facilitate the renormalisation of aberrant neural activity that gives rise to tinnitus.
Consequently, power input and mixing frequency is not relevant to the process.
