For closed-ended questions measured on seven-point Likert scales, we combined the responses very rarely and rarely as well as frequently and very frequently, resulting in a five-point scale (never, very rarely/rarely, occasionally, frequently/very frequently, and always).
The weather helped: it was beautiful, as it very frequently is in Nevada, and LVSSR – in a mountain bowl with north-facing slopes and a south-facing sun deck – gets the benefit of blue skies without compromising the skiing surface.
The most common models in the last category are the statistical error models, such as the very frequently (and usually silently) made assumption that an observed value is the "real" value plus an "experimental error" described by a Gaussian probability distribution.
21q11.2 21q22.3 was a striking example as it is very frequently gained in SCLC but deleted in the NSCLC cases.
There is a parallel with the measles virus which uses CD46 as its receptor very frequently in-vitro but where another major receptor is CD150 (SLAM).
It is present in all cells, and if it has the role we attribute to it, it may also have recruited other functions, as this is very frequently witnessed in evolution.
The announced aim of professional football is to tackle someone as hard as humanly possible, possibly — indeed, very frequently — resulting in injury.
George Goldner says, "Philippe was a man who didn't use the word 'no' very frequently as director, and he had the luxury of not having to.
In his five-part lieder, Lasso makes the most of contrasting duets and trios very frequently, as in Es jagt ein Jäger a hunting song which serves as an excuse for lightly concealed amatory dalliance.
The majority of respondents (52%) endorsed 10 of 18 items as occurring "frequently" or "very frequently".
