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frequency
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frequency noun common occurrence, commonness, continuity, crebritas, cycle, frequence, frequentia, periodicity, prevalence, rate, recurrence, regularity, regularity of recurrence, repetition, repetitiveness, succession, usualness


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Many common genotypes are broadly distributed and it is not possible to estimate the relative frequency of rare genotypes in different host reservoirs accurately.
The results of areas of ethical dilemmas endorsed as most commonly experienced were similar in relative frequency to the indications of whether the participants reported experiencing a dilemma in that area within the last year.
viable genetic subtypes whose relative frequency is maintained by dynamic equilibrium within a gene pool; within-family norms; contextually sensitive variations in gene expression; and unique developmental experiences; Bailey, 1998; Buss & Greiling, 1999).
 
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