Sentence examples for understanding of the frequency from inspiring English sources

I don't believe he would have done that if it was a car or a motorcycle on the road - London (F) For the past few months I've been leading the Near Miss project, which aims to gain a better understanding of the frequency and impact of cycling near misses and other non-injury incidents.

The paper starts with the definition of GMI and an assessment of the current theoretical understanding of the frequency dependence of GMI.

Second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs) have increasingly been prescribed to Medicaid-enrolled children; however, there is limited understanding of the frequency of concurrent SGA prescribing with other psychotropic medications.

In recent years the study of high‐energy marine inundation (HEMI) events on tropical coastlines has become increasingly popular as researchers try to develop a better understanding of the frequency of coastal hazards [1],[2].

To have a better understanding of the frequency of CD8+ T cells specific for the six HLA-A*0201 HLA-A*0201es, WNVgenerated peptidesMHC multimers loaded weth each of the peptides described (Table 1).

Although this study is limited due to array-based analyses, similar approaches to metagenome sequencing datasets could provide improved understanding of the frequency and geographic extent of HGT in real-world communities.

Recognition and interpretation of palaeo-landslides and their lake impoundments is vital to extend understanding of the frequency-magnitude and spatial characteristics of landslide dams.

The physical understanding of the frequency-dependent flame dynamics (flame transfer function) on periodic disturbances is indispensable for the prediction of the formation of combustion-driven oscillations that occur in technical combustion systems (e.g., gas turbines, industrial combustors).

A better understanding of the frequencies of BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations in such moderate risk patients is fundamental to our appreciation of the importance of these genes as a cause of disease in the general population.

Despite recent progress in identifying genes controlling complex trait variation (Alonso-Blanco et al, 2005; Koornneef et al, 2004), we have little understanding of the frequencies and effects of QTL alleles or the evolutionary processes that maintain this variation (Mitchell-Olds and Schmitt, 2006; Mitchell-Olds et al, 2007).

While numerous putative cases of ecology-based speciation in plant-feeding insects are known, we still lack an understanding of the actual frequency or importance of ecological shifts in the formation of new species [ 22, 27, 31].