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Typical qubits are built to have a transition frequency in the range 5-15 GHz (microwave regime), and they are coupled to an electromagnetic field with the same frequency.

However, the transition frequency in humans was determined to be 60 to approximately 66% in vivo [ 16, 6] and 60%–69% in silico [ 27, 29], respectively.

This difference was the result of a higher transition frequency in the TEs versus the intronic and untranslated regions (P = 0.002; Figure 3A), with no apparent difference in the frequency of transversion (P = 0.59).

For example, modern standards of time and frequency are based on measurements of transition frequencies in atomic cesium (see atomic clock), and the definition of the metre as a unit of length is now related to frequency measurements through the velocity of light.

In this work we have demonstrated that the effect is general: the cross-relaxation shortens (T_{1}) whenever the transition frequencies in NVs with different orientations overlap.

We found that the relaxation rate (T_{1}^{-1}) increases when transition frequencies in NV− centers with different orientations become degenerate and interpret this as cross-relaxation caused by dipole-dipole interaction.

An integer programming model was formulated considering the character transition frequency of words in the English language.

This is exemplified by exploration of the swarm in the λ=0.05 window and sampling across the λ range; for IT-TI, an average transition frequency of 2.8 ns−1 in φ0 are found for the λ window simulations (Table  3).

We observed no significant change in the C → T transition frequency (P > 0.05) in plants of the detector line M4 that were infected with either the live Agrobacterium strains, live E. coli, or the heat-killed strains (Fig.  2d).

A high frequency of transitions has been observed in other SNP discovery programs and the transition frequency observed here is in good agreement with human data where approximately 70% of SNPs were found to be the result of transitions [ 9- 11].

(6) According to Equations (2) and (4), the transition frequency varies as given in Equation  (7).