The phrase "higher frequency of occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which something happens or appears in a given context.
Example: "In this study, we observed a higher frequency of occurrence of the rare species in the protected area compared to the unprotected area."
Alternatives: "increased occurrence rate" or "greater frequency of appearance."
Steam Generator Tube Rupture (SGTR) accident was reclassified as Class III Design Basis Accident (DBA) in 1991 due to its higher frequency of occurrence.
Results show that the expected annual resilience is mainly compromised by random hazards due to their higher frequency of occurrence relative to hurricane hazards.
That might be the reason why peptide BP1 and BP2 could neither specifically bind to the transfected cell line expressing BCG-specific γδ TCR (Figure 3B), nor effectively activate γδ T cells isolated from human subjects inoculated with BCG (data not shown), even though they have a higher frequency of occurrence (Table 2).
Higher scores indicate higher frequency of occurrence or stronger agreement.
We observed a slightly higher frequency of occurrence (31/161; 19%) in our study population.
The majority of cytosines did not have SMPs and fewer SMPs had a higher frequency of occurrence (Schmitz et al. 2011; Berke et al. 2012).
The N-terminal Tyr-Pro and C-terminal Gly-Pro of the loop, which are highly conserved among different PPOs (Fig. 5a, Inset), have a higher frequency of occurrences in cis- trans conformational switching [ 60, 61], and may therefore serve as the hinge facilitating the loop to flip over and open up the gate towards Site II, allowing its access by the substrates (Fig. 5b).
TSS showed an inverse relationship in the secondary waters where mean TSS values of greater than 15 mg L-1 [f s [0.0 0.2]] fell to less than 10 mg L-1 [fs[0.7 1.0]] with reduced error around the mean at higher frequencies of occurrence of secondary plumes.
Hemi-CBCs showed the opposite tendency - low frequency in Helix 1, but much higher frequencies of occurrence in the remaining regions of ITS2 helices, including the conserved regions (for details, see Figure 6).
Significantly higher frequencies of occurrence of pesticide residues in conventional crops were also detected when data reported for fruits, vegetables and processed crop-based foods were analysed separately (Fig. 5).
These frequencies are lower than in the study of Balbir Gurman who reported higher frequencies of occurrence, but the same trend in the order of frequencies; 84.2% of patients with SSc-myositis had gastrointestinal involvement, 66.4% interstitial lung disease, and 26.3% cardiomyopathy or PH.
