Corbyn's infrequent campaign appearances and narrow focus, in turned limited the party's appeal.
Furthermore, a study on plant life history traits in rare versus common taxa also showed that infrequent species exhibited a narrower geographical range and more habitat specialization than their common relatives (Farnsworth 2007).
Cain and Mitroff (2011) argue that the difference in performance on the attentional task affirm attentional differences in heavy media multitaskers; thus, frequent media multitaskers may maintain a wider attentional scope which allows attention to more visual information compared to infrequent multitaskers who maintain a narrower attentional scope.
In contrast, monocytes show larger aggregates of closely packed CDC islets, surrounded by wide IC channels, and multilobulated nuclei of granulocytes are characterized by a compact peripheral chromatin layer around a large internal IC lacuna, from which sparse, narrow channels penetrate the compact peripheral chromatin layer toward comparatively infrequent NPCs.
Infrequent intercourse or prolonged periods without it can result in a narrowing of the vagina that can be countered by the use of lubricated vaginal dilators.
Of most significance, labelled corticofugal and corticocortical axonal projections from GPT neurons in ablated mice were infrequent before, on and after E18, and were largely absent from the narrowed fibre fascicles of the internal capsule and thinned corpus callosum.
(midwife) Participants thought recruitment would be challenging due to the narrow window to recruit, administer the intervention and potential ECV if required and infrequent visits to the hospital at this stage of their pregnancy.
Finally, aCGH is semiquantitative, providing an opportunity to narrow regions of copy number gain to those genes most likely to be biologically significant by identifying infrequent high-level amplifications in regions of frequent, lower copy number gain, analogous to using homozygous deletions to narrow larger regions of hemizygous loss.
PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.
