Sentence examples for studies the frequency from inspiring English sources

In twin studies the frequency of occurrence of the illness in both members of pairs of identical (monozygous) twins is compared with its frequency in both members of a pair of fraternal (dizygous) twins.

Six studies investigated loading magnitude within the same setup, three studies the frequency, and seven the loading regime.

For SWV studies, the frequency was adjusted to 12 Hz and Eampl = 0.010 V and LSV was performed at a scan rate of 100 mV s−1.

Bailey (1990) studies the frequency of articles in 10-word samples from Macaulay's "Essay on Milton", counting the number of occurrences of articles 'the'a''and and 'an' as a means to infer the author's style.

In most of the existing studies, the frequency response in the variable speed wind turbines (VSWTs) is simply realized by changing the torque set-point via appropriate inputs such as frequency deviations signal.

Based on the previous studies, the frequency of TCs in the SWNP may be used as one of indices to determine the intensity of drought in the mid-latitude regions of East Asia since the convective intensity in the SWNP directly affects atmospheric circulation in those regions.

Finally, the paper by Kobayashi et al. studies the frequency-selective broadcast channel with confidential messages, in which the transmitter sends a confidential message to the first receiver and a common message to both receivers.

This paper shows the opportunities provided by the broad-band channel and studies the frequency-selective BCC where the transmitter sends one confidential message to receiver 1 and one common message to both receivers 1 and 2. The channel state information (CSI) is assumed to be known to both the transmitter and the receivers.

In several studies the frequencies were not clearly described [ 40– 40].

From family studies, the frequencies of these haplotypes range from <1 to 6.7% (19, 22).

According to the result of several studies, the frequencies of brain tumors are of different rates according to countries worldwide.