Sentence examples for low occurrence from inspiring English sources
"low occurrence" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an event or a phenomenon that happens rarely or only sometimes. For example: "The low occurrence of sunny days in Seattle makes it a difficult place to grow certain crops."
The model predicted a low occurrence of rock avalanches, when none in fact occurred.
In contrast to wake, during sleep there is a complete absence of animal behavior, and the ensemble spike activity is sparse (low occurrence) and fragmental in time.
Within the butyrate producer groups, a low occurrence of Clostridium leptum and Ruminoccocus was observed in the AC compartment.
But the extremely severe accident scenario has to be hypothesized as residual risk of extremely low occurrence probability.
The relatively low occurrence of H3 + + CHO+ in our simulations can be explained in part by the fact that the time scale associated with this mechanism is comparable to our total 150 fs simulation window (see Fig. 6).
In general, most of the species had low occurrence record numbers (Fig. 2).
Our study disclosed a relatively low occurrence of migraine with aura (1.5 %) that seems not to support this hypothesis.
The low occurrence of certain atom types in the training set may affect the accuracy of hydration free energy function.
The cells are color-coded: from red (very high occurrence) over orange and yellow to green (very low occurrence).
Thus, the low occurrence rates of aspen on its northern border could be attributed to suboptimal habitats.
Neurology complaints presented with a low occurrence with 24% at risk and only 10% of these developing VAP.
