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Significats de low frequency en anglès

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30 To 300 kilohertz.

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A pitch that is perceived as below other pitches.

Ús de low frequency en anglès
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Each UAS design had its own unique limitations, seen with low frequency.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: HVI occurs with a similar low frequency in both children and adults.
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A low frequency of ER:PR-B interaction was associated with higher risk of relapse.
Pubmed
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The observed frequencies for certain high and low frequency antigens also are reported.
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Conclusions: Mutant alleles identified in this study have a low frequency.
Pubmed
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The high-risk VRQ allele appeared at a relatively low frequency in both breeds.
Pubmed
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The hatchetman shook at low frequency as he stood and looked at her.
Watcher of the Dead
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Not surprisingly, 454 is superior for the detection of low frequency resistance-associated variants.
Pubmed
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Of particular importance is the low frequency of adverse reactions seen with this drug.
Pubmed
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Small airways dysfunction was defined as the difference between resistance at low frequency, i.e.
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The physiological significance of the low frequency stimulation is discussed.
Pubmed
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We noted somatic LKB1 deletion or mutation at low frequency in human B-cell lymphoma.
Pubmed
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The top-of-the-line gear might have knobs for high, medium, and low frequency tone adjustment.
Wired
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The results showed that low frequency loading can cause stress concentration of superficial chondrocytes.
Pubmed
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Most notable is the low frequency of correction in vivo.
Pubmed
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They are very long wavelength photons of course, with low frequency and very little energy.
Alice in quantumland: an allegory of quantum physics
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Translations for low frequency
Low frequency a través del temps
Low frequency per variant geogràfica
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