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Meanings of increased in frequency in English

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Usage of increased in frequency in English
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Conclusion: Overweight and obese children have increased in frequency in this population.
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My spells increased in frequency, and their duration was more and more prolonged.
Fifteen Years in Hell: An Autobiography
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He had fainting spells, which gradually increased in frequency and duration.
The value of a praying mother
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Outbreaks of Ebola and Marburg virus diseases have recently increased in frequency in Uganda.
Pubmed
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As the season wore on, the complaints increased in frequency.
The Lock and Key Library: The Most Interesting Stories of All Na...
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Amid a wave of media consolidation, these types of conflicts have increased in frequency.
Reuters
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Though his letters became less frequent as time passed, her letters increased in frequency.
The new yorker
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The groups of people increased in frequency, in numbers.
The Gray Dawn
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Just as the new detonations seem to slow, more followed and they increased in frequency.
Book Two: Descent
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A Lankford aide said the meetings had increased in frequency because of the looming deadline.
Reuters
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The crashing and rending sounds increased in frequency.
From Powder Monkey to Admiral: A Story of Naval Adventure
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Drake's visits to Bentbridge increased in frequency as the prospect of the general election became more real.
The Philanderers
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These phone calls between her and Quentin had increased in frequency in the past couple of weeks.
Sweet Little Lies
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In the Middle Ages and in modern times intimations of the fall of aërolites have increased in frequency.
Spontaneous Activity in Education
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Since 1636 the eruptions of Vesuvius have steadily increased in frequency, and, on the whole, diminished in violence.
Outlines of the Earth's History: A Popular Study in Physiography
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Some individual histologic features which are markers of anaplasia increased in frequency in both supratentorial and infratentorial tumors.
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