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Meanings of relative frequency in anglès

portuguès
frequência
català
freqüència
espanyol
frecuencia

The ratio of the number of observations in a statistical category to the total number of observations.

        freqüència
        Sinònims
        Examples for "frequency"
        Examples for "frequency"
        1
        Main outcome measures: The primary outcome measure was the frequency of AEs.
        Pubmed
        2
        The principle was quickly adapted for medium-frequency use in American civil aviation.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Controls were frequency-matched to cases by birth year, sex, and study site.
        Pubmed
        4
        The Italian EPIC food frequency questionnaire was used to determine food intake.
        Pubmed
        5
        All of the studies used food frequency questionnaires to assess participants' diets.
        Reuters
        Usage of relative frequency in anglès
        1
        We must then pose the second question about the relative frequency of spandrels.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        2
        The Synthesis must therefore assert a dominant relative frequency for selection.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        3
        But suppose these precepts do not govern a commanding relative frequency of cases?
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        4
        Lobular and tubular carcinomas occurred with increased relative frequency in most high-risk groups.
        Pubmed
        5
        This is consistent with an increase in the relative frequency of immature blastlike cells.
        Pubmed
        6
        To a classical statistician, or frequentist, probability is the relative frequency of an event.
        The Irish Times
        7
        I was wondering about desert fauna and the relative frequency of sand fleas only yesterday.
        Imprudence
        8
        The relative frequency of tumors in the supratentorial compartment increased significantly, while infratentorial tumors decreased.
        Pubmed
        9
        This central proposition embodies three concepts requiring definite operational meanings: stasis, punctuation, and dominant relative frequency.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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        Nature features exquisite adaptation at overwhelming relative frequency.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        11
        Specifically, its researchers examined the relative frequency of different groups of three words occurring in a sentence.
        BBC
        12
        Chapter 8 presents an extensive argument for the efficacy of true species selection at high relative frequency.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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        Constraint does not exist in subservience to adaptation under the nooks-and-crannies and sequelae arguments of relative frequency.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        14
        Klebsiella ozaenae is a gram-negative rod that has been isolated with relative frequency from patients with atrophic rhinitis.
        Pubmed
        15
        One of them was also expressed at increased relative frequency in the postvaccine lesion compared to prevaccine specimens.
        Pubmed
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        Any tabulation based on the criterion of ancestral survival must therefore underestimate the true relative frequency of punctuated equilibrium.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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        Translations for relative frequency
        espanyol
        frecuencia
        Relative frequency through the time
        Relative frequency across language varieties
        United States of America
        Common