Its breeding behavior remains more or less unknown, despite the species being relatively common over much of its range.
Because colon cancer is relatively common over the life course, adjuvant chemotherapy matters in terms of both survival and quality of life and such treatment access seems sensitive to the sorts of social and policy forces that probably determine much of America's health inequities, chemotherapy of non-localized colon cancer may be thought a sentinel health care quality indicator.
Where it occurs, however, it can be relatively common.
Vans like that are relatively common all over the city, but not in the basurero.
While major shifts in codon preferences are unlikely between closely related species, changes in evolutionary parameters, particular in effective population sizes, are relatively common even over short evolutionary time scales [ 5].
Specific PCR "hunts" for the same virus and/or virally encoded genes have shown that those viruses/viral genes are relatively common all over the world (Breitbart et al. 2004; Short and Suttle 2005; Casas et al. 2006).
They might not know that urinary incontinence, which is relatively common among people over 65, can usually be easily managed.
Pullbacks of such magnitude are relatively common and usually occur over a two- to three-month period.
While it's relatively common to outgrow allergies over time, the hunch that we've picked up new ones is often a misconception, according to Dr. William Reisacher, an ear, nose and throat specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian. Allergies peak in adolescence or early adulthood, he told us, and tend to remain steady for years after that before eventually declining in older age.
Among all abiotic stresses, prolonged flood tolerant accessions are relatively common, i.e., over 5%.
