Maternal perception of Decreased Fetal Movement (DFM) is reasonably common and can be benign, with 6 15% of women reporting at least one occasion of DFM to health professionals in the third trimester of pregnancy [ 25].
[ 25] These errors are reasonably common and by concentrating on a limited number we believe we can identify them with high sensitivity irrespective of the 'platform' in use – i.e. irrespective of whether the computer system has been deployed.
In the cases were hybrids are reasonably common and easy to produce (within the Heliconius erato or H. melpomene groups, for example), analysis of genetic architecture confirming such independence of characteristics has been carried out in the laboratory, and in some cases molecular studies have also confirmed the existence of introgression [ 46, 54, 55, 72, 73, 88, 90].
These conditions were selected for evaluation of vaccination patterns because they are generally not transient and expected to be reasonably common in adults under 65 years of age.
For microbial species such as bacteria, sufficiently large s should be reasonably common.
Nonetheless, results of this study may help clinicians to be aware that symptoms of rumination are reasonably common in children and adolescents.
While police investigations and trials of prime ministers and ministers is reasonably common in Israel – the former prime minister, Ehud Olmert and current foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman are both currently being investigated on suspicion of financial crimes – the enormity of Katsav's crimes has shocked Israel.
In Germany, a national, reimbursed annual screening program with Pap (Papanicolaou) smear testing starts for women at age 20 years and data show that atypical screening results are reasonably common in women aged 20 25 years and even more so in those aged 25 30 years [ 11].
Crohn's disease is reasonably common, affecting about 100,000 Italians and 2 million Americans.
Overall, this study has shown that LBP is reasonably common among teachers in Botswana and comparable to the prevalence rates documented in other countries.
