Sentence examples for exceedingly frequent from inspiring English sources

If, alternatively, a gene-specific selective sweep were caused simply by exceedingly frequent recombination, a decrease in genotype diversity is not expected.

In this dose and schedule of irinotecan, grade 3 or 4 haematologic toxicities were exceedingly frequent with 77% of neutropenia, 45% of leucopenia.

Ischemia is ascribed to peripheral arterial disease, which is exceedingly frequent in diabetes, and leads to poor nutrient supply to peripheral tissue (Sumpio et al 2003; Edmonds 2004).

There is something pleasantly cultish about the place: the old speakeasy entrance, the bartender who is said to be prejudiced against beer, the exceedingly chipper waitress, and the frequent invocation, among staff and patrons alike, of a character named Dan, as in "Dan would like you to try these poached shrimp" and "Dan's a nice guy".

In addition to its many adverse effects that must be addressed, treatment is exceedingly long, reports of relapses are frequent, and drug-resistant ML strains have emerged (Prasad and Kaviarasan, 2010).

Tax policies, social mores and limited investment opportunities made entrepreneurial fortunes exceedingly rare -- and entrepreneurs themselves the frequent object of envy and suspicion.

Adenocarcinoma with BAC features has 3 subtypes: nonmucinous (most frequent), mucinous (25%), and mixed (exceedingly rare).

Conflict, climate change – with increasingly frequent dry periods and drought – make life exceedingly difficult.

Pneumonia is the most frequent type of infection in cancer patients and is associated with exceedingly high mortality rates.

Exceedingly harsh!

Dress was exceedingly casual.