However, Jesus College oarsmen played an infrequent part in university rowing in the 19th century.
Also, dose reduction or stopping, for any reason, was allowed in the control arm, as this is sometimes-although infrequent-also part of usual care (5).
"So even though it is infrequent for this part of the world, it still happens and there is a need to promote tsunami education for coastal peoples".
Since its foundation by the first Thatcher government in 1982 there have been infrequent attempts to fund part of Channel 4's output with some licence fee money, attempts always rejected outright.
Unfortunately, this also results in high effort in maintaining code and is the reason for rather infrequent updates on this part of Beryllium10.
However, when the node density is low and connectivity is weak, the availability of immediate non-critical nodes in the neighborhood of F may be infrequent especially in the interior part of the network.
Our finding that adults comprised a high proportion of London smallpox burials before the 1770s is consistent with previous findings, and indicates that smallpox remained an infrequent visitor within parts of London's migrant catchment areas by the mid-eighteenth century.
The study of mortality in MS has been infrequent and, even then, only as part of natural history studies. 1 11 12 Moreover, and particularly in the past 20 years, the potential impact of therapy on mortality has been largely ignored.
Serotypes 15B, 19A and 21 were mainly found as single carriage; in contrast serotypes 6B, 11A and 20, as well as infrequent serotypes, were isolated mainly as part of multiple carriage.
