Company executives, located at corporate headquarters, are infrequently able to recognize chances to create regional private-public partnerships.
Although such troops were only infrequently able to stand up to the English in the field, nonetheless they did manage to do so critically in the wars of independence at Stirling Bridge in 1297 and Bannockburn in 1314.
In vitro, cancer cells that have undergone chemotherapy-induced senescence are (infrequently) able to resume proliferation (Roberson et al, 2005).
Although in most cases MRI can confidently differentiate benign from malignant neoplasm, MRI not infrequently is able to definitively characterize some lesions.
WWF-UK pointed to a set of scenarios it commisioned last year showing that to decarbonise the electricity sector by 2030, as Mr Davey has proposed, gas plants would only be able to run infrequently as back up to renewables.
Since grid-damaging natural disasters occur only infrequently, the battery would be able to generate these revenue streams during the vast majority of its lifespan.
His wife remained in Beijing; and, due to her work as the Party secretary of Beijing Normal University, was only able to visit infrequently.
As vital signs were infrequently measured, we were not able to use multiple measurements for each vital sign, in addition to imputing some missing values in the development cohort, which may affect the precision of our measurements.
And as we were able to bathe only infrequently our basic aroma became that of grownup, dusty, sweaty babies: the summertime smell of Mongols, in other words.
Several studies indicate that MRSA CC398 can be transmitted to humans as colonizer [11], [13], [17], [18], [19], and although infrequently reported so far, it is able to cause clinical infections [9], [20], [21], [22].
Hasn't the time come when we are able to speak our minds?" Not infrequently, the guest writer provokes "that by now familiar wisp of a smile I've noted on faces whenever a ticklish subject is brought up".
