Sentence examples for vast frequency from inspiring English sources
This is reflected in the vast frequency of neurological symptoms in different lysosomal disorders (Parkinson-Lawrence et al., 2010; Cox and Cachón-González, 2012; Platt et al., 2012).
The hope is that within three years 60 gigahertz (60 GHz) can be broadcast over vast networks like lower frequencies that are now being utilized.
As it is shown in Figure 5, each window consists of vast distribution of the frequencies.
These recent papers demonstrated a vast array of clonal frequencies and genetic diversity among breast cancers, highlighting that breast cancer is truly many different diseases.
The true allele pair may be differentiated from the other candidates by having the highest multiplicative frequency in the vast majority of cases.
(pp. 281 282) Thus was born timeout, shown since in hundreds of studies to reduce the frequency of a vast range of behaviors.
In our patients, while many fit the 'normal' stool frequency criteria, the vast majority experienced a bowel movement associated with a feeling of complete evacuation on less than 3 days per week.
He and colleagues evaluated 29 brain tumors using iCEUS but with some technical limitations: they used a phased array probe, with low frequency and a vast view-field, and the US imaging was performed in power Doppler modality instead of using a contrast specific algorithm, dramatically reducing both US spatial resolution and definition.
"Quote stuffing?" This is the practice by which stock market players called high-frequency traders slam vast numbers of orders into the system, cancelling them before anyone can react, with the aim of slowing the transit of information to competitors, or of creating confusion from which they can profit – all in the space of milliseconds.
TQWT is introduced as it provides a vast wavelet dictionary with time-frequency localization ability.
In addition, our estimated allele frequencies for the vast majority of variants closely matched those from the HM+1KG with 80% of the variants within 1/40th and 94% within 1/20th of the actual frequency (Figure 2).
