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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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They further hypothesized that the observed inverse dependence of sonophoretic enhancement on ultrasound frequency occurs because cavitational effects, which are primarily responsible for phonophoresis, vary inversely with ultrasound frequency.
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