Sentence examples for infrequent courses from inspiring English sources

Current consensus guidelines support long-term medical treatment with intranasal corticosteroid (INCS) sprays, supplemented with short, infrequent courses of oral corticosteroids.

In other words, normal practice continued at the control sites including infrequent training courses (mostly related to HIV care) for obstetricians and midwives and some oversight by regional and national governments regarding the numbers of maternal deaths and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV.

This example is, of course, an infrequent extreme.

Many populations, particularly in the Sydney region, inhabit areas of infrequent disturbance, such as golf courses, disused industrial land, brick pits, and landfill areas.

This of course allows not infrequent recasting.

In wild-type cells, large net alterations in the overall growth trajectory were infrequent and most hyphae altered course by less than 20° (Fig.  4D; P = 0.007).

However, these events were infrequent, occurring in ⩽10% treatment courses.

Of course, protecting against even infrequent crises probably means forcing banks to keep a lot of cash on hand in case their bets go bad.

This LP was my creation, born of my own sweat and not infrequent tears, and was titled (and of course you know this already) High Hopes.

The principal toxicity was myelosuppression although grade 4 neutropenia occurred in only 8.8% of patients (2.1% of courses) and infectious complications were relatively infrequent.

Hysteresis in the monthly Q-TSS relationship was generally clockwise over the course of the monsoon season, but infrequent large dry-season storms disrupted the pattern in some years.