Sentence examples for infrequent recommendation from inspiring English sources
Lochlinn Parker, a solicitor for the protesters, welcomed the IPCC's decision but said it was "an all too infrequent recommendation, especially in public order cases".
In his day, Monro was thought to be a fierce critic of new verse and his infrequent recommendations carried weight.
This phenomenon remains infrequent and clear recommendations for resistance testing are lacking.
Ardery et al. considered that: " Infrequent documentation of lifestyle recommendations could reflect another type of clinical inertia namely, missed opportunities to promote patient self-management" [ 26].
Moreover, this special clinical scenario is still infrequent, and therefore, some of the recommendations may necessarily have only a low level of evidence (expert opinion).
The strength of the recommendation (2 +) is related to the as-yet infrequent use of ultrasound with tracheotomy and to the quality of the randomized trials.
The results showed that the recommendation and descriptive menus increased the likelihood of vegetarian dish choices for infrequent eaters of vegetarian foods, whereas these effects tended to reverse for those who ate vegetarian meals more often.
Therefore we may have underestimated the proportions of patients who received some exercise-related recommendations, though other research suggests this type of patient education may be infrequent in primary care [ 26].
PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.
PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.
