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The phrase "a dramatically lower frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant decrease in the occurrence or rate of something, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study revealed a dramatically lower frequency of the disease in vaccinated individuals compared to those who were not vaccinated."
Alternatives: "a significantly reduced frequency" or "a markedly lower frequency."
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In this assay, the WT cells showed a normal frequency (1/8), while the BCS cells had a dramatically lower frequency (1/346; Fig. 3C).
However, studies in Beijing [ 30] and Shanghai [ 31] showed a dramatically lower frequency of EB as a cause of chronic cough (Table 1).
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In other words, Sanders is promising more coverage and more treatment, for a dramatically lower cost.
Expansion at Gatwick would give the country the economic benefit it needs at a dramatically lower environmental cost".
This approach employs a dramatically lower cost architecture with much lower power".
Hybrids exhibited a dramatically lower abundance of mature sperm relative to the parental species.
This was despite a dramatically lower significance threshold for individual tests after multiple testing alpha adjustment in the pairwise search.
Initially, we focused on strains of cc11 and cc8, and we obtained evidence that tpsC cassettes can indeed recombine in vivo into the tpsA locus, but the observed frequency was dramatically lower than the frequency of antigenic variation by slipped-strand mispairing of other surface structures in the same collection of strains.
And changing the frequency, you get a very perceptible change, a lower frequency.
Another monitor tuned into a lower frequency detects a much softer set of clicks.
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