Although the sample size does not allow concluding that this absence is absolute, our data indicate that Sα translocations are very infrequent when the amount of AID is limiting.
The paper, published in the journal Ecology, suggests that heavy weather events, though infrequent, cause an inordinate amount of organic material to bypass headwater systems, pushing them downstream into larger rivers, coastal waters, and inland basins.
In this talk, I will describe two new training algorithms that address these questions, both of which use a small amount of infrequent high-precision computation to reduce the error caused by low-precision computation.
We realised that we could use the same mechanism to save infrequent drivers a huge amount of money.
However, even with a lenient definition for systematic reviews, such reports of animal studies were relatively infrequent considering the large amount of research funding in this field.
The authors said that often relying on self-reporting alone, as some previous studies have done, is dangerous because heavy users often under-estimate and infrequent users over-estimate the amount of time they spent online on any given day.
There were also some negative experiences, including dissatisfaction with the supervision quality in 24% (26/105) of clinics because supervisors spent minimal amount of time at facilities, and infrequent visits.
This is particularly true if you're an infrequent user: A one-off sniff of a small amount of cocaine might be undetectable within hours.
Decoration is infrequent but may be incised, molded, impressed, or carved; a certain amount of painted decoration was done at Cizhou (present Handan) in Hebei province (see below).
The reason is simple: Each CNV deletion can possibly account for only a tiny amount of total variation in the aggregate measure of infrequent deletions.
