Sentence examples for under the frequent from inspiring English sources

The proposed scheme depicted in Figures 17, 18, 19 and 20 reflect the stability of the proposed scheme under the frequent change in the SNR values which emphasizes on the preferability of the new dynamism compared to the conventional.

The results suggested that we need extra precautionary measures to reduce influenza infections in people with cardiovascular diseases, especially under the frequent hot and humid weather conditions experienced in the tropical and subtropical areas.

Although air travel itself is off sharply this year, the rate of growth in miles accumulated under the frequent-flier programs has doubled this year, to about 20percentt, with a total of about 8.7 trillion miles outstanding, according to Randy Petersen, the publisher of InsideFlyer Magazine, who is considered the leading analyst of airline frequent-flier programs.

We show that prior evidence based on gonorrhea rates overlooked the frequent under-reporting of gonorrhea by race and ethnicity, and present new evidence on the effects of PI laws using more current data on the prevalence of gonorrhea and data that are novel to this literature (i.e., chlamydia rates and data disaggregated by year of age).

Although the over-expression of particular detoxification genes in the resistant strain can be linked to larval response to tannins contained in the toxic leaf litter [ 72], the frequent under-expression of these enzymes in the resistant strain may reflect compensatory mechanisms.

How best to diagnose ICU acquired late pneumonia is still under debate, considering the frequent discrepancy between clinical and histological diagnosis.

Between the eyebrow ring, the dark circles under his eyes, and the frequent mentions of E.D.M., Josh immediately made a name for himself for being "creepy," "odd," and "possibly on meth".

Chancellors from Frank J. Macchiarola, in the 1980's, to Rudy Crew, who was ousted in December, have chafed under what they call the frequent meddling of board members on the 11th floor, one floor above the chancellor's headquarters at 110 Livingston Street in Brooklyn.

A fair experimental manipulation in SGT is to evaluate the effect of final outcome by varying outcome under a constant gain-loss frequency, namely, by manipulating the final outcome variable under the same frequent-gain or frequent-loss context (Table 2 and Figure 2).

But it is the 1899 Cooper-Hewitt building itself, built by Andrew Carnegie and taken over by the museum in 1976, that comes under the most frequent fire as an almost impossible venue for staging exhibitions on modern design.

Figure 2 is an illustrative scheme which gathers the annotated genes under the most frequent order, among all 36 assemblies.