Sentence examples for the mere frequency from inspiring English sources

This is one of those myths that takes root in the minds of various columnists and "thinkers" and is repeated so often that the mere frequency of the repetition seems to make it true.

The present design does not allow inferences about motivations underlying any observed substance use, because the mere frequency of use cannot be equated with problematic consumption.

Our current model is simplistic: it makes use of a mere frequency count of the geographic locations of tweets to assign individuals to a home and work location.

Our results also remind us, once again, that phylogenetically established within-haplogroup diversity is more informative than mere frequency in establishing the direction of gene flow between populations, language groups and geographically defined regions.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — At a time when the mere phrase "high-frequency trading" makes some investors queasy, Brazil's stock exchange is putting out the digital welcome mat.

This was performed by counting the frequencies of 3-mers in all 6 reading frames in overlapping windows and using the genome wide 3-mere frequencies as the expected value when calculating the χ2 statistics.

But the mere fact that that there is a difference between low frequency regular and irregular participles supports the hypothesis that those are not processed in exactly the same way.

The larger frequency of the latter again suggests another origin than the mere addition of the former two units as presented above, both at charges z = 1 and z = 2.

You have the peel, the mere skin.

The mere proposal seemed a reward.

The mere thought of it is profane.