Yet, as a very infrequent but contented user of both Lunesta and Ambien myself, I was startled to read efficacy trials for those drugs submitted to the F.D.A.
Our definition of "occasional" (as distinguished from very infrequent or unique) is that, to our knowledge, the practice has been used in multiple science or mathematics courses distributed across four or more different universities or colleges.
Methylation changes in SNRPN DMRs are associated with PWS and AS, but these patients are very infrequent and moreover loss of methylation of the SNRPN DMR is rarely described in other imprinting disorders with multi-locus methylation disturbances.
Some features such as erosions and sclerosis are very infrequent, while others such as squaring are not reliability detected [ 12].
No resistance was observed to ciprofloxacin, ceftriaxone, and chloramphenicol, probably because of their very infrequent use as alternative therapeutic regimens in our geographic area.
Some studies may address very infrequent outcomes such as death.
Size variations, as observed with normal DNA, were very infrequent for BAT25 (1.30%), BAT26 (0.85%), NR21 (1.28%), NR22 (0.42%), and NR27 (0.42%), indicating that these markers are highly monomorphic in our population.
First, it may be difficult to find enough data, as comparable business sales may be very infrequent.
As shown in Figure 5C, SYP-1 aggregates were very infrequent in worms cultured at temperatures ≤ 25°.
However, the continued overall low level of care seeking and the very infrequent recourse to community health workers as a source of care suggests that there have been significant implementation problems with CCM.
