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Second transplants are extremely infrequent, less than 1percentt of cases, and rarely are they done because of blood-type mix-ups.
Triplets of the same amino acid were extremely infrequent (less than 0.2%) (Figure 2d).
Model results showed that with three different emission rates (design, intermediate and worst-case) the occurrence of visible plumes at the proposed stack site is likely to be infrequent (less than 0.1% of hours per annum at 20 m from the stack under design conditions).
Exposure situations between these two extremes were rated as medium, e.g. if pesticides were used in the working area but more infrequent (less than once a week) combined with intensive contact to the plants or if pesticides were used frequently but the women had no contact with plant cultures within 24 h after treatment.
Low sensitivity for TTH relative to diagnosis by headache experts reflects the fact that TTH is commonly infrequent (occurring less than once per month) and, therefore, not reported.
Whilst flooding is regarded as a major hazard in the United Kingdom (UK), to date Northern Ireland's experiences of coastal flooding have been infrequent and less severe compared to those in England and Wales.
The migraine with aura attacks had always been infrequent, occurring less than monthly but she would often experience such headaches some time after a sporting activity, such as netball, consistent with exercise-triggered migraine.
The Garter Feasts and other ceremonial activities at the castle became more infrequent and less well attended.
In contrast, the PVL-negative isogenic derivative failed to cause bone deformation or muscle involvement on D7, while muscle involvement was infrequent and less severe 28 days post-infection than with the parent strain.
WNVKUN infections are infrequent and less severe (3 ).
The researcher typically begins by generating a large number of themes, but some are eventually discarded as infrequent or less coherent and others are merged if they are determined to overlap significantly.
