Sentence examples for describe less frequent from inspiring English sources

The same authors [ 11] also describe less frequent complaints of dizziness, sleep disturbance haematoma, nausea and hair loss as non-serious effects and discounted one report of a deep vein thrombosis in a placebo participant as a co-incidental event.

Some case reports that were recently published described less frequent infections, such as cutaneous mucormycosis (3 ) or unusual pathogens, such as Bacillus pseudomallei (2 ), outside the affected region.

Consistent with our findings, WIF-1 was described to be less frequent methylated in nonpolypoid lesions compared to polypoid ones [ 9, 35].

Mutations in TET3 have also been described but are much less frequent, probably because of its lower expression in hematopoiesis.

(2) Because our patients were mainly white, the relevance of these polymorphisms needs to be assessed in other ethnic groups, in whom the described polymorphisms may be less frequent.

In a variant on my point above, one way of describing the observed trend is "less frequent violent outbursts, but more deadlier outbursts when they come".

"Restriction" of ventricular filling and "arrhythmogenesis" with progressive loss of myocardial tissue described, in functional terms, the less frequent classes of cardiomyopathies.

The typical characteristics of CP as described in the past was less frequent.

The recently described HPeV-3 serotype, although less frequent than HPeV-1, appears to be more frequent than HPeV-2, both in our study and in the Dutch study (13).

However, involvement of microsporidian (Enterocytozoon bieneusi and Septata intestinalis) and trypanosomatids like Chagas' disease agent (Trypanosoma cruzi) is also described but appears to be less frequent among transplant recipients and AIDS patients [ 15].

However, the involvement of Trypanosoma cruzi is also described but appears to be less frequent in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and transplant recipients, associated with necrotizing myocarditis and neurological symptoms related to the occurrence of necrotizing pseudotumoral encephalitis (NPE) and meningoencephalitis (NME).