Sentence examples for considering the infrequency from inspiring English sources

Second, Study 1 consisted of a small sample size; however, this was expected when considering the infrequency of a VTE.

While none of the fleas were positive for either R. typhi or R. felis DNA, this result is not entirely unexpected considering the infrequency with which positive fleas were detected in similar studies.

"When you consider the infrequency of something like that, as tragic and unfortunate as it is, it's not representative of the nature of activity in that facility," he said.

Classifications especially designed for children are available, but they might lead to reduced accuracy, considering the relative infrequency of childhood fractures in a general orthopedic department.

Considering the relatively low secondary attack rate, the restriction of LASV endemicity to remote areas of West Africa, and the infrequency of high-risk exposures, controlled trials for ribavirin PEP in Lassa fever will probably never be possible.

Because of the infrequency of the event, we were forced to put together the North West and North East, and to consider the 3 years together.

MHQIs with rates consistently below 5% were considered not meaningful for quality monitoring given the infrequency and rarity of the event among all facilities.

First, the number of patients enrolled in this study is small, due to the infrequency of recurrent endometrial cancer.

The infrequency of this infection has made its study difficult and has complicated the issues of treatment and prognosis.

The infrequency of these fractures has made the study of large patient populations difficult; multiple small studies constitute the majority of the available literature on this topic.

Irregular partnerships, plus the infrequency of matches, exacerbate his problems.