Sentence examples for it is relatively infrequent from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it is relatively infrequent that precision control is achieved over pore size and structure of the scaffold because there are relatively few current technologies that allow such control and there is not a general appreciation that such control is important.
The similarity in frequency of the 5-marker haplotypes associated with height in the VB and NB cohorts, and the identity of the haplotype over a region of more than 20 kb, including 29 SNPs, suggests that if there is a causative variant that is shared between populations, it is relatively infrequent (<10%) and located downstream of the first intron.
However, even after these filters, it is relatively infrequent that a researcher is left with a manageable set of variants for biological validation.
It was relatively infrequent and occurred primarily in Classical Athenian Greece and Rome and in the post-Columbian circum-Caribbean New World.
It emerged readily in the invention and vacant-lot scenarios if the preëxisting relationship was positive or neutral; it was relatively infrequent in the retail scenario; and, if the relationship was negative, it disappeared across the board.
It emerged readily in the invention and vacant-lot scenarios — if the preëxisting relationship was positive or neutral; it was relatively infrequent in the retail scenario; and, if the relationship was negative, it disappeared across the board.
But, to the best of our knowledge, the study of positive periodic solutions for the prescribed mean curvature equation with a singularity is relatively infrequent.
While PSH is common in population-based subjects, a diagnosis of PSH is relatively infrequent in clinic-based studies [4, 5, 11].
