Sentence examples for infrequently investigated from inspiring English sources
Although the dog breeding industry is common in many countries, the presence of antimicrobial resistant bacteria among pups in kennels has been infrequently investigated.
These findings are particularly noteworthy, since ranolazine has established cardiovascular safety in patients with ACS, a particularly vulnerable population that has been infrequently investigated during early development of diabetes-specific therapies.
This multicentric study was carried out on a large cohort of the very elderly, an infrequently investigated group, and a comprehensive geriatric and pharmacological assessment of patients was applied.
Firstly, it was carried out on a large group of very elderly people and is a topic that has infrequently been investigated.
19 Duration of treatment effect is another parameter that is infrequently or inadequately investigated in clinical trials of BoNT/A preparations, with available evidence coming predominantly from single-agent, dose-ranging studies.
This is particularly true when the disease process under investigation occurs relatively infrequently and must be investigated during a brief time window.
HSC residing in bone marrow divide regularly but infrequently [51], so we investigated this parameter in our culture model.
The 12MWT and the ESWT have been infrequently used in studies of NSCLC and neither test was investigated regarding its measurement properties in NSCLC.
Other researchers have investigated the benefits of griping (high for those who do it infrequently, lower for frequent complainers) and extent of pessimism in different cultures.
Since experiments performed in space are expensive and can only be undertaken infrequently, Earth-based simulation techniques are used to investigate the biological response to weightlessness.
Using information about a specific nuclear facility in Spain and its zone of influence, we investigate the local economic impact of a nuclear facility by applying an infrequently used methodology called the "counterfactual" method.
