The phrase "a comparable frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the similarity in occurrence rates or patterns between two or more subjects or phenomena.
Example: "The study found a comparable frequency of symptoms in both groups, indicating similar health impacts."
Alternatives: "an equivalent rate of" or "a similar occurrence of".
Most of the modelling studies assumed that under treatment with GLA compared to NPH either the metabolic adjustment improved under a comparable frequency of hypoglycaemic events, or the frequency of hypoglycaemia decreased under comparable metabolic control.
In contrast to spinal disease, a comparable frequency of increased 18 F-fluoride uptake on PET/CT and bone marrow edema on whole-body MRI was found at the level of SIJ quadrants, with a substantial agreement in their distribution between the two methods.
While a comparable frequency of apoptotic DN3 cells were observed in Pbx1NT TG and control wt littermates, a higher frequency was instead observed within the cultured Pbx1NT TG DN4 thymocytes (Fig. 5).
At 12 weeks post-immunization, although a comparable frequency of CD4 and CD8 T cells was observed in splenocytes isolated from all the groups (data not shown), a marked functional heterogeneity was observed in the CD4 T cell subsets isolated from different groups in terms of their ability to produce IFNγ, TNFα and IL2 (Fig. 8).
Ex vivo flow-cytometry analysis showed a comparable frequency of CD8+CD44+Kb/TagIV+ cells in the spleen of vaccinated TRAMP and TRAMPJα18−/− mice (0.9±0.14 and 1.31±0.5%, respectively), therefore indicating a similar in vivo expansion of Tag-specific T cells in TRAMP and TRAMPJα18−/− mice.
This study demonstrates a comparable frequency of the variant genotype in gastric cancer cases and controls, suggesting that it might not be associated with gastric cancer.
In previous studies conducted in specialist ICUs, average levels were about 10 dB higher in a Turkish cardiac surgical ICU with a similar time profile [ 13], similar to our results in a two-bed Swedish neurosurgical ICU with a comparable frequency distribution of peaks [ 14], and 5 to 10 dB higher in an American paediatric ICU with no diurnal variation [ 12].
All were of a comparable frequency in both groups, with the exception of leukopenia (36% vs 26%), which was reported by slightly more patients in the Cilengitide and gemcitabine group.
Recently, two studies registering PSH patients according to ICHD-II criteria in tertiary headache clinic have found a quiet comparable frequency of this headache of 13% [7, 8].
A more comparable frequency of activations in AR for studies during anesthesia was observed with a less ridged cut-off level (e.g., for [20 mm]3 smoothing filter kernel with a cut-off level of p < 0.01 or p < 0.05: 65 or 85%).
The cumulative distributions of glucose values during closed-loop therapy and the local protocol are shown in Figure 3, documenting comparable frequency of glucose levels <5 m M. A sample 48-hour closed-loop study is shown in Figure 4. Data shown are mean (SD) or median (interquartile range).
