Sentence examples for have only infrequent from inspiring English sources

Martin Gardner's influence has been so broad that a large percentage of his fans have only infrequent contacts with each other.

For instance, the two lines can be easily distinguished from each other by leaf pigmentation pattern: Jemalong 6 shows a typical pattern on the adaxial leaf surface whereas DZA315.16 leaves have only infrequent and randomly distributed spots.

When whole-exome sequencing (WES) or even whole-genome sequencing (WGS) becomes affordable for most key labs and when more and more WES/WGS papers are published, we should still bear in mind that many critical TSGs have only infrequent genetic mutations and are disrupted predominantly by epigenetic mechanisms (epi-mutations) in human cancers.

But already there were signs that the firefighter, Donald Herbert, was less animated than on the first day, having only infrequent bursts of clarity since then.

His brother said he had had only infrequent contact with him in recent years and described Mr. Tritto as something of a loner.

At the news conference, Herbert's family said he had fallen back from his 14-hour burst and was having only infrequent moments of mental clarity.

Moreover, this special clinical scenario is still infrequent, and therefore, some of the recommendations may necessarily have only a low level of evidence (expert opinion).

While rates of Salmonella gastroenteritis have increased over the past decade, there have been only infrequent case reports of Salmonella PJIs in this time period [ 10- 12].

In the last year or so, Hernandez claims to have experienced only infrequent visitations.

In our NB tumour material, we could not identify any mutations in the PIK3CA gene (data not shown) and Dam et al (2006) have reported only infrequent mutations in their NB material.

The other patients had only minor and infrequent symptoms that did not justify such therapy or tumour-type for which it was not relevant.