In the first from above examples the size of transferred data is small, but it is very frequent.
It is of importance since not only it is very frequent (as the most common dental anomaly) [1 14], but also it needs difficult and expensive treatments [19, 105, 110, 111].
It is very frequent to use too low dosages of antibiotics, in particular in obese patients, or in severely ill patients in the intensive care units (ICU).
Interestingly, in a recent study, it has also been shown that while TRAIL-R1/DR4 and TRAIL-R2/DR5 methylation is not frequent in cutaneous melanoma, it was very frequent in uveal melanoma [ 39].
The temporal incidence of human Shh medulloblastoma is curiously dichotomous, in that it is very frequent in both infants (0 3 years) and adults (>16 years), but much less frequent in children (3 16 years).
The best way to make a very rare event occur is by having the conditions in which it could occur be very frequent.
The model reveals where the differences in the bi-orientation process come from and it explains why errors are very frequent in the first meiotic division, which are major causes of infertility, miscarriages and birth defects in humans.
In addition, although this mechanism can detect packet losses due to any phenomena, under high-load conditions (where collisions and retransmissions are very frequent), it may lead to network instability due to a high amount of route recoveries.
Esophageal involvement in SSc is very frequent while its involvement in morphea is insignificant.
It's sometimes months before I have another attack, but once they start they're very frequent".
