high frequency

Preposition: of

• vibration: The curves indicate that human are less sensitive to higher frequencies of vibration.
• accident: Admiral trawled through its database of more than 230,000 claims over the last year to determine which names had the highest frequency of accidents.

Converse of object

• produce: A bass guitar produces mostly low frequencies while a flute or whistle produces high frequencies.
• have: Admiral trawled through its database of more than 230,000 claims over the last year to determine which names had the highest frequency of accidents.
• find: We thus found a high frequency of allele-specific and locus-specific down-regulation of HLA expression in uveal melanoma cell lines.
• offer: Offering high frequency, intensive and immediate impact, PAXIS is ideal for special promotions, short-term seasonal drives and corporate ID reinforcement.
• affect: It first affects the highest frequencies ( 18 to 20 kHz ) notably in those who have turned 20 years of age " .

Adjective modifier

other: Many of these issues are common to other high accuracy frequency and time transfer methods.

Noun used with modifier

seizure: Poor performance in cognitive testing was linked with female gender, temporal lobe epilepsy and a high seizure frequency.