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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also relatively often" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs frequently in addition to other mentioned occurrences.
Example: "In our study, we found that participants also relatively often reported feeling anxious during the test."
Alternatives: "also quite frequently" or "also fairly often".
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Some of these AEs were also found relatively often to be preventable in inpatient deaths; for example, 78% of the 23 pulmonary emboli and 71% of the 14 ileus were preventable.
The patellofemoral pain syndrome (11%) is also a relatively often-diagnosed knee complaint.
Those issues debated this year are also relatively complex, so that voters often seem frustrated and unsure who really will be best for them on Social Security, medical care or tax policy.
It is also consistent with phreatic eruptions occurring relatively often in places where there are many active faults in the surrounding area of Motoyama, and not in it covered with lava.
Atrazine is also relatively mobile regularly entering water bodies through runoff and concentrations in surface waters often peak after rains.
Access to and utilization of maternal health services (which often requires the support of male spouses) are also relatively low across countries.
Preventable AEs occurred relatively often in subtrochanteric hip fractures (17%), but this difference was also not significant.
HGT is also relatively common and evolutionarily important in certain phagotrophic protists [ 3- 6], with food prey often serving as the source of these transferred genes [ 7].
Also relatively sane.
It's also relatively boring.
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