Certainly vasospasm, as in Raynaud's, is a frequent, though not a clearly obligatory precursor to disease.
In these tumors, the physical integration of the HPV genome is a frequent, though not invariable occurrence, but the constitutive expression of the E6 and E7 viral genes is always observed, suggesting key roles for the E6 and E7 oncoproteins in the process of malignant transformation.
The fourth was a combination of scenarios one and three (i.e., frequent re-exposure, though not as frequent as scenario three, within 300 days followed by a single re-exposure at 900 days after initial infection).
The number of attacks on Americans, though not as frequent as in November, is more than four times the rate of a year ago; the death rate is nearly twice as high; and more than three times as many Americans are being wounded than a year ago, according to data collected by the Brookings Institution, a think-tank in Washington.
Thus, borrowings from Visigothic into Spanish and Portuguese are less frequent, though still not inconsiderable; some (such as estaca 'stake,' brotar 'to bud') are common to all the languages of the Iberian Peninsula.
A frequent [18], [38] [40] though not universal [13], [14] effect of proteasome inhibition is oxidative stress, associated with ROS generation and in some cases with disrupted mitochondrial membrane potential [15], [40].
Though not frequent, such deviations, if consistent, can actually threatens an ETF's ability to continue to operate as an exempt investment company.
Even though not frequent it is amongst the most burdensome and costly diseases of the world[ 1].
Even though cardiotoxicity is widely reported and recognized as an important though not frequent toxic effect of treatment with sunitinib and other tumor angiogenesis inhibitors, there is currently no consensus regarding the prevention and management of these side effects.
50 Though not frequent, it is in itself alarming as even a serious burn in a tanning bed apparently does not lead to greater caution or interruption of tanning bed use among some users.
Nonetheless, our findings are generally consistent with prior research regarding the effect of proxy characteristics on patient-proxy agreement: demographics such as age, gender and education are inconsistent predictors of agreement [ 25- 29], while greater contact such as living together or frequent visits are reasonable, though not perfect, predictors of agreement [ 9, 25, 29].
