There are limitations to the number and volume of samples that can be obtained, resulting in infrequent sampling possibilities and the need for advanced drug assay techniques with improved sensitivity.
Additional limitations of this study include its modest sample size, which leaves open the possibility of infrequent vaccine-associated adverse events that might be observed in a larger study, and the enrollment of participants at only US sites, where self-reporting of safety outcomes may differ from that in other locations.
However, we cannot exclude the possibility that infrequent rolling may be produced by undetected irregularities in the surface of the chambers.
In addition to frequent loss as depicted in figure 5, the possibility of infrequent recruitment of novel LCNS over time remains.
We point out the possibility of an infrequent but severe adverse effect of interferon therapy.
Its infrequent dosing schedule, and the possibility of added benefit for patients with concomitant psoriatic arthritis, further increase the potential of the drug.
I'd like to see a sex or relationship therapist, for once, champion the possibility that celibacy or infrequent sex is not a pathology.
These results indicate that β-catenin mutations and/or splicing changes comprise an infrequent phenomenon in SCRCs, revealing the possibility that various regulatory mechanisms acting on β-catenin mRNA expression may determine its oncogenic potential.
The peaks were sufficiently infrequent, and below the LOD, that the possibility cannot be discounted that these peaks were merely analytical noise.
Given the ease with which words can be shared across languages, horizontal transfer at this level is surprisingly infrequent; languages maintain their integrity despite the possibility of a foreign onslaught (Pagel and Mace 2004).
Since B. pertussis-RSV co-infection is infrequent in young infants, physicians should keep the possibility of co-infections in mind as to diagnose it early and prevent bronchiolitis from becoming more severe [ 9- 12].
