Sentence examples for infrequent figure from inspiring English sources

Grade 3 swelling events were infrequent (Figure 2).

We show that adoption in a California sea lion colony has the potential to influence long-term population growth and that these population-level benefits can be seen even when adoption is infrequent (Figure 4).

For the frequencies of unauthorised use of articles' information by reviewers after rejection of articles, 85.7%9595% CI: 83.9% to 87.6%) reported rare or infrequent occurrences (see Figure  3).

For the frequencies of imposition of unnecessary references by reviewers, 67.6% (95% CI: 65.1% to 70.1%) reported rare or infrequent occurrences (see Figure  4).

Within the nephrogenic tissue, mitotic figures were infrequent, and none of the mitotic figures observed were atypical.

Triplets of the same amino acid were extremely infrequent (less than 0.2%) (Figure 2d).

In the presence of 10 or 20 nM cofilin, severing was very infrequent (Video 11 and Figure 6 figure supplement 3).

Although such figures were infrequent, we were nevertheless able to identify three with sufficient separation, and in all three figures there was evidence of threads coming from the compound chromosomes.

IAN AUSTEN Correction: August 25, 2000, Friday A brief article in Circuits on Aug. 17 about a study showing that regular Internet users stay in greater touch with family and friends than infrequent users included incorrect figures from an author of the study.

For example, in FACS analyses, Ly6Chi cells in the diseased CNS of Ccr2RFP/+Cx3cr1GFP/+ mice with EAE were RFPhi and GFPmed/lo, while the infrequent Ly6Clo cells were GFPhi/RFPlo (Figure 2I).

In analyses using the longitudinal wheeze phenotypes, there was also little evidence to suggest any association with maternal 25(OH D even when comparing persistent wheezers to infrequent or no wheezers (see Figure S9 in Online Repository).