Sediment concentrations, normalized to organic carbon content, infrequently exceeded benchmarks for aquatic health, which was generally consistent with low rates of observed toxicity.
Though he is sometimes shown about by fellow-writers, his travels infrequently exceed those of a sightseer — he strolls the squares and inner courtyards of the capital city Yerevan, he tours the monasteries in the countryside, he marvels at the beauty of Mount Aragats and of the Ararat Valley.
Under optimum program conditions, cure rates for drug-susceptible TB exceed 90%; for MDR-TB, cure rates infrequently exceed 70% [ 3].
Three groups were created: Insufficiently Active, <60 minutes/day of MVPA on average; Infrequently Active, ≥60 minutes/day of MVPA on average but exceeding the 60 minute target <5 days; and Frequently Active, ≥60 minutes/day MVPA on average and exceeding the 60 minute target ≥5 days.
Fixed combinations of ICS + LABA were infrequently used in young children but exceeded 1/100 PY in adolescents in the Netherlands.
However, to reach this level of difference in local recurrence by omitting axillary dissection, the risk of additional axillary nodal involvement would need to exceed 30%, something that is infrequently seen in patients with micrometastatic disease in the SN.
In an email, Cunha argued that fewer than 0.5percentt of historical spills have exceeded 10,000 barrels, and that "while pipeline leaks occur infrequently and are generally small in volume, worst-case discharges ensure that Keystone has pre-planned and is prepared to handle the worst-case scenario".
Typically, low flows during prolonged dry spells are exceeded majority of the time while high flows are exceeded infrequently.
It can be seen that the majority of this population exceeds thresholds for acute harm (binge drinking) but they drink infrequently (just over once a week on average), thus less than one in five exceed guidelines for chronic harm.
Secondly, the Falkland Islands black-browed albatross population (including breeders, adult non-breeders and immatures), is likely to exceed 1 million individuals (calculated from data in ACAP [19]); hence, even if individual albatrosses follow fishing vessels only infrequently, it is still possible that the aggregations are impressive when they do so.
