Women who were frequent soda drinkers were significantly heavier than those who drank soda infrequently, even after taking into account their age and level of physical activity.
Although that group has not formally changed its name, Mr. Lomax said that the full title was used infrequently, even by the N.A.A.C.P. itself, though a spokesman for the group said he was unaware of any formal effort to promote use of the acronym in place of the full name.
D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-23 Intoiry Into Fatal Tire Flaws The Bridgestone/Firestone tire defect blamed for 88 deaths, mainly in Ford Explorers, eluded detection because it occurred infrequently, even though it proved deadlier than many problems that occur more often in vehicles, Ford and Congressional investigators said.
The Bridgestone/Firestone tire defect now blamed for 88 deaths, mainly in Ford Explorers, eluded detection for so long because it occurred infrequently, even though it proved deadlier than many problems that occur more often in vehicles, Ford Motor and Congressional investigators said today.
In Massachusetts, the state has recently taken the step of placing a low performing district outside of Boston into receivership, but the very unusual nature of this action shows how infrequently even chronically underperforming districts face substantive outside accountability.
Interestingly, a quarter of the sample discussed reduction of alcohol consumption infrequently even when they thought it was indicated.
Large epidemiological studies are difficult to carry out as childhood glaucoma presents so infrequently, even if it is the most common glaucoma in the pediatric population [ 12].
Still a quarter of survey respondents discussed reduction of alcohol consumption with their patients infrequently even when they thought it was indicated.
On a related note, while the frequency of drinking alcohol increased over time, the majority of our participants were drinking infrequently even at the end of the study.
A particular example was the frequent absence of recorded data on follow-up for study cases: re-examinations to confirm clinical resolution appeared to occur relatively infrequently, even when advised by the prescribing clinician.
The C(4) chromosome is capable of movement when a normal 4 is also present, but on its own it does so infrequently, even when the X is made nonexchange, or when a heterologous C(1) pairing partner is available.
