Sentence examples for a single occurrence of this from inspiring English sources
A single occurrence of this does not necessarily mean you are infertile; it may mean, for instance, that you missed the brief LH surge between uses of ovulation test kits.
Somewhere else the same sequence of zeros and sevens may appear, only this time interrupted by a single occurrence of the digit 3. Another accident.
In most cases, the upper bound of the confidence interval was well below 1, which meant that a single occurrence of the motif was considered as a case of over-representation when using this method.
Furthermore, the italic digit '2' denotes those tags with a single occurrence of the same postpreamble that can be decoded by the projection method (scenario 2) as explained in [21].
Of these, 359 were represented by more than a single occurrence of the peptide in the dataset.
These cassettes are presumed to have been in the relevant common ancestor, and are therefore treated as a single occurrence of that cassette, to give a total of 271 cassette locations as shown in Figure S4.
When multiple exons were skipped (or multiple introns retained) in a single structure it was treated as only a single occurrence of the event.
Denote by w ~ the compressed form of w, which replaces each run in w by a single occurrence of the corresponding letter.
On the other hand, the Notung reconciliation assay was not consistent in this respect, because it did not propose to group as orthologs the two clades that have lost this set of introns, as would be expected if we infer a single occurrence of the loss of the seven introns.
Because this was only a single occurrence of breakage, it is not clear if design issues or atypical insertion of the blade was responsible for breakage.
It has been suggested that lithium levels should be monitored every 3 months since even a single occurrence of a level higher than 1.0 mEq/L may result in a modest but significant decrease of the GFR lasting for at least 3 months (Bauer et al. 2006; Van Beneden et al. 2011; Kirkham et al. 2014; Davis et al. 2015; Shine et al. 2015).
