Sentence examples for generally infrequent from inspiring English sources

South Africa is this month marking the 150th anniversary of the country's railways, but intercity services are now generally infrequent and little used by residents.

Orgasm in sleep is generally infrequent, seldom exceeding a dozen times per year for males and three or four times a year for the average female.

Adverse events with VAC were mild and generally infrequent.

Aggression, which is generally infrequent, occurs primarily during feeding, where females take priority over males, although submissive signals are not always obvious.

The higher prevalence of haplogroup Y in LHON patients with m.14484T>C was puzzling, as this haplogroup was generally infrequent in East Asian [36].

Grade 3 abnormalities were generally infrequent and occurred similarly between groups within RCT.

Symptoms in the upper respiratory tract may be present but generally are infrequent and minimal; and pneumonia, even when relatively extensive, may be detectable only by X-ray examination.

Fluctuating active patients generally show infrequent bursts of activity followed by extreme exhaustion, whereas passive patients usually avoid activities as much as possible.

6– 11 However, side effects were generally mild, infrequent (affected 1%10%% of participants), and disappeared after 1 month or 2 months of use.

Depth of coverage variation and strand bias were identified but generally were infrequent and did not impact reliability of variant calls.

In practice, as non-synonymous substitutions are generally more infrequent than synonymous substitutions, we can ignore the possibility that two compensatory non-synonymous substitutions have led to overall amino acid conservation.