…. (MH, July 2009: 145) Controlling portion size as a method of slimming was mentioned relatively infrequently (14 references), whilst specific diet plans providing set menus were advised more often (31 references).
Infrequently, suitable references could not be identified, and investigator opinion was utilized to assign susceptibility.
It is possible that he makes an occasional public appearance without mentioning Junior's cheesecake, but very infrequently; and his references to a desire for Brooklyn's secession are legion, if unsupported by any policy papers or economic analyses.
Often, many former employees said, the attacks were personal rather than professional, and not infrequently laced with crude references to sex, race or ethnicity -- an accusation that Mrs. Wachner flatly denies.
Since it is possible that light to moderate alcohol drinking may protect against dementia, the group "drinking infrequently" was used as a reference group.
Only infrequently can we use any of these adjectives with reference to a book on so treacherous a subject.
This is an attractive suggestion; apatheia is indeed a term used not infrequently of Pyrrho's untroubled attitude (see section 5), whereas a reference to aphasia would be unparalleled in the other evidence on Pyrrho.
There is no consensus for why true generalist parasites occur or persist, even infrequently, despite evidence for an evolutionary trend toward specialization ([ 18] and references there-in).
If the manual is one they will consult only infrequently or to look up information, it should primarily take the form of a reference document.
For these reasons they are released infrequently, and newly purchased only if a new edition represents a significant advance over the old not all reference works are current.
