As a result, the distribution of allele frequencies would be distorted relative to its expectation if genetic drift alone were responsible for allele frequency changes subsequent to admixture [ 30].
Waters tells how to "construct" a genic model of the causes responsible for the frequency of the t-allele.
We then proposed a stream controlled multiple access (SCMA) scheme, which is responsible for assigning frequency channels and scheduling links for data transmission and controlling MIMO transmission modes.
RRHs transmit the RF signals to UEs, and they are responsible for radio frequency (RF) amplification, filtering, and A/D and D/A conversion.
We further designed a MIMO-aware media access scheme, stream-controlled multiple access (SCMA), which is responsible for assigning frequency channels and scheduling links to transmit data and controlling MIMO transmission mode in every time slot.
The optimality of the whole system is defined in relation with the trade-off between the wind energy conversion maximization and the minimization of the induction generator torque variation that is responsible for the frequency fluctuations.
If Ih is responsible for the frequency tuning displayed by RBCs at potentials <−75 mV, a pharmacological blockade of the current should abolish it.
For example, it is proposed that in patients with neurogenic detrusor overactivity lower permeability barrier of the urothelium might lead to enhanced signalling responsible for urinary frequency and bladder pain [ 9].
It is also believed that the ingested feed stimulates the low threshold tension receptors in the reticulorumen, which are primarily responsible for the frequency, amplitude and duration of primary contractions in the reticulorumen [ 4, 19].
An initial case control study of 1359 Gambian and Kenyan children found CD36 deficiency appeared to be associated with susceptibility to severe disease, leading the authors to propose that another infectious pathogen was responsible for the frequency of CD36 deficiency in East Asians and Africans (12).
