Sentence examples for infrequent phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the unrescaled model (1.5) can display an Allee effect (see Figure 2), which is an infrequent phenomenon in current viral infection models though it is reasonable and important in viral infection process.

Histone and ribosomal protein genes are the highest transcribed groups of genes and other than these exceptions the transcription of genes is an infrequent phenomenon in a yeast cell.

Severe hepatic necrosis is an infrequent phenomenon seen with dengue haemorrhagic fever but when present carries a high mortality rate.

In addition, it is demonstrated in [ 86] that developmental-stage- and tissue-specific cleavage and subsequent secondary capping of 3'UTR is not an infrequent phenomenon.

Overall, we found that duplicate testing was a relatively infrequent phenomenon, with a maximum frequency of about 10% within 60 days of an index imaging examination.

The presence of sarcomatous components (SC) in gonadal or extragonadal germ cell tumors (GCT) is an infrequent phenomenon whose clinical outcome and biological significance remains unsettled.

A further limitation common to studies of infrequent phenomena such as suicide is its retrospective design, and, in particular, its reliance on self-report as the only measure of suicide attempt history.

Despite the wide array of feeding modes amongst fishes and the biomass dominance of herbivorous and detritivorous fishes in many assemblages [ 11, 12], the development of these non-animal prey based trophic habits has been an infrequent evolutionary phenomenon, largely confined to a few families of teleosts [ 10, 13- 16].

And in "Samson Agonistes," Milton bemoaned, "O dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze of noon, / Irrecoverably dark, total Eclipse, / Without all hope of day!" We know today that solar eclipses are regular, if infrequent, astronomical phenomena.

Similarly, the validity and reliability of self-reports for relatively infrequent, unusual phenomena such as hearing a voice or having a dissociative experience is hard to gauge in non-clinical samples, and the possibility of over-reporting cannot be ruled out.

This phenomenon remains infrequent and clear recommendations for resistance testing are lacking.