Although the condition is usually asymptomatic and found incidentally, it sometimes occurs with abdominal pain, distention, vomiting, constipation, and obstruction.
It is sometimes, incidentally, miscalled the English Premier League — but English was never part of its title.
His work sometimes incidentally informed him of military planning; but he kept quiet, and was rewarded in 1945 with a medal done up on a black, familiar ribbon.Each typewriter was, to him, an individual.
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Radiologist can be the first ones to detect hydatid infection, sometimes incidentally in asymptomatic patients.
The NSA has since confirmed that it collected and analysed emails and other "select communications" from non-US persons, and that messages from US citizens were "sometimes incidentally acquired" as part of its operations.
Cultural economics works in funny ways these days, but the system incidentally benefits the public, sometimes.
GBS is sometimes detected incidentally during pregnancy via the standard NHS test used to detect infections, the high vaginal swab (HVS).
The targets do not need to be a suspected terrorist or spy, and it is generally an accepted fact that Americans' communications sometimes get "incidentally" caught up in that vacuum, thanks to various technical and practical difficulties.
If this category is sometimes incorporated only incidentally into overall accounts of the concerto, the reasons lie, first, in its lack of clear identification with any one type of musical form and, second, in the longer, more vivid association of all later categories of the concerto with music exclusively for instruments.
