Sentence examples for unusually high frequency from inspiring English sources
Indiana is part of a belt of Midwestern states with an unusually high frequency of severe storms.
Migraines also occur with unusually high frequency in persons who are characteristically hardworking and who set high and demanding standards for themselves.
Large recessions occurred with an unusually high frequency and output was very volatile.
These flies happen to have an unusually high frequency of two genes that are rare in the mainland population.
He said last winter was different from previous ones because of the unusually high frequency of Arctic conditions.
The unusually high frequency of plasmid pX3 transduction by phage LL-H could be considered to result from specific interaction(s) between a particular phage and plasmid.
For example, most HIV controllers maintain unusually high frequencies of HIV-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T cells [6], [7],, as well as HIV-specific CD8+ T cells with greater proliferative and cytotoxic potential [8], [12], [42].
This has favoured the evolution of females that permanently or optionally do not release a cue in the mucus to decrease excessive and costly matings resulting in unusually high frequencies of male-male copulating attempts in the wild.
The availability of diagnostic markers from the differentiated centromeric regions on all three chromosomes, and the expectation of their genetic association in the absence of realized gene flow, provide useful tools to study A. gambiae population structure in its extreme western range, where unusually high frequencies of putative hybrids between M and S-forms are found.
Pygmies display unusually high frequencies of haplogoup L1c and are clear genetic outliers.
By comparing population frequencies of chimeric TEs to those of non-chimeric TEs of the same family from similar genomic contexts, we evaluated whether chimeric TEs generally segregate either at unusually high frequencies (indicating the action of adaptive selection) or at unusually low frequencies (indicating the action of purifying selection).
