Sentence examples for infrequent at the from inspiring English sources

Hearings are relatively infrequent at the court these days, though few in Meridian are happy about the closing.

The projects assigned to me tended to be small and infrequent at the beginning.

Assault, Fig. 1b, shows the opposite temporal pattern: these criminal events are most infrequent at the beginning of the week and most common on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday the impact of Sunday is likely due to assaults occurring "Saturday night" but after midnight.

For all of us, such events are infrequent at this point in our lives (I'm in my sixties and the host in his forties).

Wake et al. [ 28] typed samples of individuals from all four contact zones at 26 allozyme loci, finding evidence of hybridization (albeit infrequent) at all but the southernmost contact in the Cuyamaca Mountains (see also [ 13]).

Although the majority of these mutations are relatively infrequent at diagnosis (at least at the population-level) they tend to accumulate as the disease progresses or at relapse.

Since the appointment of Mr. Thain in January, Mr. Reed has been an infrequent presence at the stock exchange, spending patches of time at his retreat on an island off the coast of France and resuming in some form, his previous life as a retired executive.

British conductor Bramwell Tovey is not an infrequent guest at the Bowl and not one to remain silent under any circumstance.

Previous studies have documented infrequent hybridization at the end of the ring.

We propose that ADP-Pi release, as a consequence of infrequent hydrolysis at the degenerate site, occurs while ATP is bound at the consensus NBS.

In summary, genomic analysis has revealed that genetic alterations resulting in loss of function represent extremely infrequent events at the CBX2 locus.