Sentence examples for slightly high frequency from inspiring English sources

Alleles 15, 14, 16, and 17 had high frequencies of 0.261, 0.192, 0.166, and 0.120, respectively and, together with allele 7 with a slightly high frequency of 0.059, showed a bimodal distribution.

As we increase in Mn doping concentration, the E 2 high mode slightly high frequency shifted from 437.6 to 438.1 cm−1 and the peak broaden asymmetrically from 7.5 to 12.2 cm−1 (see Fig. 5, inset).

Slightly high frequencies occurred in late June and in late August to early September.

At present, the number of young people suffering from this disease is growing, with a slightly higher frequency in females.

For the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park we found 1308 charcoal kiln sites, with a slightly higher frequency of one charcoal kiln site per 4.3 ha.

At slightly higher frequency a new band also due to the symmetrical stretch of the benzoate anion, and overlapping with the original band, appeared at 0.8 V (RHE).

In the case of event No. 5, the raw waveforms seem corrupted at very low frequencies; hence, slightly higher frequency band was used (see Table 1), which most likely causes the fit deterioration.

Despite the lower age range, Sample 2 has slightly higher frequency in diseases on average than Sample 1 in 2012 which gives a reason to assume that aging is not an important determinant in the health deterioration.

One variant occurred at a slightly higher frequency in cases versus controls, g.13858G>A with an allele frequency 0.46% frequency in cases and 0.35% in controls.

One would expect females to generate the slightly higher frequency with higher pressure, if their sounds were produced with an identically designed sound source.

This finding may, in part, be explained by the slightly higher frequency of patients treated with immunomodulators in the adalimumab group.