Sentence examples for because of the infrequent from inspiring English sources
However, there is little knowledge of this compound system under extreme conditions because of the infrequent occurrence of extreme events.
Trends in favorable pre- and perioperative prophylaxis practices are difficult to analyze because of the infrequent occurrence of postoperative infection.
The taxonomy of bamboo is the most difficult domain and still not clearly understood partly because of the infrequent flowering of many species; some species even flower after a very long interval of vegetative growth (as long as 120 years) (Scurlock et al. 2000; Das et al. 2008; Panda 2011) and also partly due to extensive genome polyploidization (Das et al. 2008).
Because of the infrequent occurrence of this tumour subtype, a randomised trial would be extremely difficult.
However, because of the infrequent nature of anti-GBM disease, there is a paucity of randomized clinical trial data with which to inform and optimize therapy.
However, because of the infrequent and low o,p´-DDE exposure in humans, the relevance of these findings with this mixture is uncertain.
However, its use has been limited because of the documented infrequent, but serious side effects such as agranulocytosis.
The ASI results were reported as number of days and were categorized into "no, none" or "yes, 1 or more days" because of the participants' infrequent regular use and the distributional properties of their responses [ 26].
Because of these infrequent assessments, other changes within those time periods and the potentially important variable of patients' early response to therapy were not captured.
Law enforcement officials say Mr. Ashcroft has all but ruled out handing the case to local prosecutors in Maryland because of their infrequent use of the death penalty.
Constant use of immunosuppressive medication was not a risk factor in our multivariate models, probably because of their infrequent occurrence in the HIV-positive patients in our study populations.
