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The phrase "a a rate of" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error, as "a" is repeated unnecessarily.
Example: "The project is progressing at a rate of 5% per month."
Alternatives: "at a speed of" or "with a frequency of".
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Interestingly, of the 4026 children who had been allocated to H2 or LA-1 vaccine group and had missed the vaccination, 3 were reported as hepatitis A, a rate of 7.45 per 10 000, which was not significantly different from the rate in the control group (P > 0.05).
They have been disappearing a a rate of nine thousand a month.
By 2014, Latin America will emerge as the fastest-growing at a a rate of 10.7%.
We also defined the statistical significance Q j as Q j = -log10(P n ) if Rprom > Rnonprom and Q j = + log10(P n ) otherwise, where Rprom = A1/ A (a rate of sequences in promoters where clusters found), Rnonprom = B1/ B (a rate of sequences in non-promoters where clusters found).
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They are dying at a rate of 1,000 a day.
We're going at a rate of 2.5 a day.
Waves come at a rate of 18 an hour.
It advertises a rate of 65 euros a night.
That is, a rate of change of a straight line.
Santa Claus is also being employed on a casual basis, at a rate of £10.53 an hour.
That is a rate of two miles an hour.
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