Sentence examples for despite the infrequent from inspiring English sources
Haemoglobin response rates of approximately 50% or greater were observed despite the infrequent schedule, with haematopoietic response rates of between 60 and 70% with Q3W or Q4W administration.
Despite the infrequent occurrence of interchromosomal rearrangements detected by chromosome painting, comparisons of gene order from gene maps or sequenced and anchored genomes has demonstrated that there are intrachromosomal rearrangements (Skinner and Griffin 2012; Volker et al. 2010).
Despite the infrequent use of protocols, guidelines or tools, the value of the specific outcome indicator adopted in our study (i.e., prevalence of malnutrition risk according to the MUST) is in line with previous reports in the literature [ 9].
According to Goldberg et al. (2001), despite the infrequent use of the COH in time-series analyses, it is a reliable measure of the concentration of ambient carbon particles (generally from internal combustion), with only limited contributions from other pollutants, such as sulfates, nitrates, or particle mass.
Real interest rates as high as 50% on many consumer loans, says Richard Hainsworth of RusRating, mean big profits despite the not infrequent defaults.
Despite the not infrequent occurrence of small population sizes where drift would be expected to be most efficacious, random genetic drift was considered an irrelevant evolutionary force in ecological genetics because natural selection was viewed as being particularly strong during periods of population decline.
There are several interesting observations relating to the management of type 2 diabetes to come from these studies including: the infrequent measurement of HbA1c despite clear guidelines that this is the preferred measure of glycaemic control, the potential therapeutic benefits of multiple OADs treatment regimens, and the apparent reluctance of doctor or patient to initiate insulin.
Despite the existence of the WHO case definition for leptospirosis, the infrequent use of confirmatory laboratory testing, and the inability to link clinical, epidemiologic, and laboratory data have hindered system utility [ 9].
Despite advances in medical interventions, the development of novel antifungal drugs, and the infrequent resistance to common antifungal agents, mortality rates are still unacceptably high, ranging from 29%to76%6%, with an attributable mortality of 49% [ 1].
Then the infrequent visits of Mayor David N. Dinkins.
