Constrained condylar knees are used infrequently now but are successful for the treatment of the unstable primary knee that cannot be balanced.
To compare top-down and bottom-up thinking, a traditional technology that is considered very sustainable enhanced in situ bioremediation is compared to a successful, but infrequently deployed technology—subgrade biogeochemical reactors.
Do we not spend twenty months at HBS thinking about larger concepts, analyzing problems often from a CEO perspective, seemingly daily being exposed to significant leaders, meeting very successful alumni and not infrequently being told how special we are?
Although infrequently considered, such issues may not only confound the successful individual use of many pharmaceuticals, but also the planning, methodology and interpretation of clinical trials in this population [ 6].
Initial production on the album, titled White Teeth, Black Thoughts, began in March 2011, though lasted infrequently throughout the year as the Daddies continued to carry out several more successful international tours, including two separate sold-out tours of Australia in 2011 and 2012.
There have been a few instances of successful challenges to these provisions, based on ambiguous formulations or, even more infrequently, a finding that a board's fiduciary duties require that the provisions be waived under the particular circumstances.
Reports of successful definitive management of central bile duct leakage and stenoses have been reported infrequently.
These attributes are detected in most strains of USA300, the most successful CA-MRSA strain, which is now endemic in the US, but occur infrequently in other geographical areas, such as Europe [ 4, 6].
The main objective of this paper is to show through examples how process models can be inserted into advanced controllers to allow the successful control of the process when the controlled variables are not measured or are measured infrequently.
Trying to impose such infrequently exercised powers against a foreign national – in this case the Murdochs – is even less likely to be successful, according to Vernon Bogdanor, the former professor of government at Oxford University.
Whole-genome DNA microarray hybridization revealed considerable similarity in the gene content of highly successful S. aureus clones associated with bovine mastitis, but not among those clones that are only infrequently recovered from bovine hosts.
