Sentence examples for used frequencies from inspiring English sources

Lancaster (1990) used frequencies of ovigerous females in demarcating the breeding season of the hermit crab, Pagurus bernhardus.

Existing studies have used frequencies at the medium (45 to 50 Hz) and the high range (70 to 100 Hz).

Among these, the most commonly used frequencies in medical communications are 402 MHz, 868 MHz, and 2.4 GHz.

To secure capacity it borrowed spectrum from the Ministry of Defence and has used frequencies freed up by the switch-off of analogue TV signals.

The bivariate analysis used frequencies and percentages from cross-tabulations to analyse the association between the dependent variable and socioeconomic characteristics of respondents.

It is for this reason that the OECD Survey of Adult Skills used frequencies for the response frames to task questions, since these were held to be less susceptible to cultural/cross-national bias than an "importance" scale.

The first method used frequency-dependent correction.

‡ All studies except GER used frequency matching.

We used frequency-validated SNPs resulting from single-nucleotide substitutions.

A D.S.L. modem can use frequencies above one megahertz.

General Motors' keyless transmitters use frequencies near 315 megahertz.