The children wake up frequently, despite frequent doses of Benadryl, an antihistamine used to counter the itching from their scars.
This construct is sometimes measured as a negative PCR expressed in rejection, criticizing ideas frequently, having frequent arguments or withholding of affection [ 5, 6].
"If I now have to spend considerably more on my tickets, I will attend much less frequently," Stacey Snyder, a frequent City Ballet attendee, said in an e-mail.
The calibration factor should be determined carefully less frequently with more frequent checks on its stability.
These information exchanges need to be performed over multihop transmissions, and it has to be done frequently due to frequent changes in wireless channel and system parameters.
This is because patients with insulin resistance smoke more frequently, and more frequent smokers have higher cIMT.
Exhibit A is the Murricane, the nickname the actor Dan Aykroyd supposedly gave to his frequent (and frequently moody) co-star Bill Murray.
Certainly there were the frequent, and frequently ignored missives from Armagh, warning the Irish not to abandon God for 4x4s and Nintendo Wiis.
The years of Labour rule, from 1997 until 2010, were a time of frequent (and frequently rushed) alterations to the ancient, patched fabric of Britain's constitution.
Wilson led the United States into the European war; he destroyed his health in his effort, noble but inept, to shape the war's aftermath; and he sent the Marines on frequent (and frequently unwise) forays into Latin America.
