The phrase "and hence frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or result that follows logically from a previous statement, specifically relating to frequency.
Example: "The data shows a significant increase in user engagement, and hence frequency of visits to the website has also risen."
Alternatives: "and therefore frequency" or "and thus frequency".
Forces increased as per the height of structure: low-rise structures have higher resonant frequency and hence lower-frequency, high-rise structures had been studied.
By increasing the model order, the density of the zeros near the unit circle is increased accordingly, and hence the frequency resolution in the tonal components frequency range improves without sacrificing high-frequency residual spectral flatness.
The frequency band of a type II neuron is very limited and, hence the frequency is relatively insensitive to the strength of the injected current.
In order to achieve independent fading for each signal and hence maximizing frequency diversity, we need to have F H F = I.
Dependence of the period and hence the frequency on the physical parameters of the system is investigated and the results are displayed graphically.
One important reason is the possible fluctuations in the available spectrum and hence the frequency and bandwidth of operation in CRN [33].
The absence of an exponential fall off pattern throughout the measurement time, we conjecture, has to do with the electrons gaining velocity and hence collision frequency as they diffuse out of the trap.
First, it leads to a change of the tip mass and hence resonance frequency f and free amplitude A 0. For instance, in the case of material capture the mass is increased, resonance frequency (f ~ (k/m)1/2) and free amplitude (A 0 ~ 1/m) are decreased.
Members of the research team have addressed this issue by a focus on increasing the numbers of volunteer chiropractors and hence the frequency of the clinics.
Transcriptional regulation is mostly controlled at the level of transcriptional initiation, i.e. the recruitment of transcription factors which determine the stability of the RNA polymerase II holoenzyme complex and hence the frequency of transcription initiation.
