Smaller attacks are more frequent even if they are not lethal.
In some parts of the rings, where collisions are apparently more frequent, even smaller (dust-sized) grains are present, but these have short lifetimes owing to a variety of loss mechanisms.
As day case surgery becomes more frequent even for the morbidly obese, it may become more necessary.
Tuire et al 72 found that IELs were more frequent even 2 5 years after coeliac diagnosis compared with thereafter.
Although the impact of scary movies on nightmares is uncertain, researchers have no doubt that frightening events in the real world trigger more frequent nightmares — even for people with no direct experience of the event.
As a consequence, positive sentences would become more frequent and even advance to a social norm (cf. "Have a nice day"), but they would provide less information when expressed.
The frequency of this headache is highly variable; it may appear only in concomitance with the acute cardiovascular event [10, 11, 15 20] or may be more frequent and even occur daily [4, 5, 9, 21] for periods lasting from a few weeks [5, 9, 12, 13, 22 25] to several years [6, 8, 14, 21, 26, 27].
What matters is what can we do now to reduce the chances that there will be more frequent and even more destructive Sandys destroying the lives of our children and their children.
As he got older the calls grew more frequent, but even during his last visit to the cabin, Christmas of 2014, he was shoveling wet, heavy snow off of the deck, fixing faulty switches, and hauling bags of water softener pellets down into the crawl space.
This latter scenario may be far more frequent and even small ORs would still be important to identify for variants that have a considerable frequency in the population.
Although the statistical significance of the difference observed between the two types of regimen is borderline (p = 0.06 Mann-Whitney U test), this result suggests that a more frequent treatment even with a lower dose could be at minima as efficient, in good agreement with the short half-life of GA in vivo, i.e. a couple of hours in the human body [23].
