Sentence examples for but very infrequent from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 shows a subgraph that is frequent in prokaryote but very infrequent in eukaryote.

Another interesting, but very infrequent pattern, that was observed by linking BACs with overlapping BAC-end sequences on the plate was star-like (Fig. 6C).

Our study also revealed that in C. elegans embryo, amphisomes can be detected (Fig. 2) but are very infrequent either in basal autophagic conditions or in ESCRT mutants.

There have been problems outside, but it's very infrequent".

In addition, she would experience occasional myoclonic jerks but these were very infrequent.

* A few programs crashed, but this was very infrequent.

There were instances of faulty receivers that may have created large enough gaps in the lines to allow a shark to move through undetected, but these were very infrequent events.

It is felt that instances of erroneous input of injection time and non-synchronization of clocks reflect the real world situation, but are rather very infrequent.

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.

The need for emergency cardiac surgery following failed angioplasty remains, but this is now very infrequent.

The most common adverse manifestations include dermatitis, fever, interstitial pneumonia or vasculitis, but ocular involvement is very infrequent.