Sentence examples for consequently infrequent from inspiring English sources

Consequently, infrequent restriction site-PCR (IRS-PCR) methods and more recently ligation-mediated PCR (LM-PCR) were applied, taking into account this higher number of IS 711 elements, to study the genomic diversity of marine mammal strains [ 26- 28].

These annotations are infrequent, even rare, in GOA and consequently difficult to retrieve.

Our study was consequently too small to draw conclusions regarding efficacy or potential infrequent deleterious effects.

This increase in response control requirements may lead to greater activation in the right IFC during infrequent go trials in the SSRT task and, consequently, a smaller difference in activation between no-go and infrequent go trials in this task.

RNA viruses are the causal agents of many emerging diseases and consequently the appearance, or reappearance of diseases caused by these viruses is not infrequent [ 2].

In addition, there were more infrequent reliever users in the BUD/FORM group than FORM group and, consequently, fewer patients with ≥2, ≥6, or ≥10 inhalations of reliever medication per day; this was most apparent at higher reliever use (Table  3).

The rate of severe asthma exacerbations as a primary endpoint would not have been feasible due to the infrequent occurrence of such events in a general asthma population [ 9]; consequently, the number of eligible patients with asthma in the study population is insufficient to have adequate statistical power for an exacerbation study.

These authors assumed that the cross-linking immobilized the LBDs in cleft-closed conformations, and consequently concluded that throughout stationary gating, agonist-bound LBDs also stayed predominantly in cleft-closed conformations and made only infrequent excursions to cleft-open conformations.

This is illustrated by the following situation, where not seeing how other professions work due to infrequent face-to-face contact was intertwined with a lack of shared knowledge of each other's policies and consequently not trusting the other professional.

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.

PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.