From the 6th century ce onward, such occurrences became more frequent, though still quite rare, in certain parts of India, particularly in Rajasthan.
Sex change operations became more frequent, though doctors balked at performing surgery for fear of prosecution under obscure statutes based on English common law that forbade the maiming of men who might serve as soldiers.
His guest appearances alongside the group's revolving cast of members have become more frequent since the mid-2000s, though, and here he plays as part of a newly formed live project alongside Mark Flash.
Ms. Clarke is hopeful, though, that more frequent, shorter breaks are better than the alternative: struggling to find any time off at all.
Over the several months of the iPhone study, though, the more frequent mind-wanderers remained less happy than the rest, and the moral — at least for the short-term — seems to be: you stray, you pay.
These occur throughout the year, though are more frequent in the summer months.
Whilst there is appreciable temporary disability associated with acute CHIKV infection, and even though more frequent manifestations are reported by infected persons more than a year after the acute phase of the condition, the resulting impact on quality of life and medical consumption seems moderate.
Interestingly, when we performed the same kind of analysis on CpGs, we found that on average CpGs are 32% more frequent on fragile sites though CpGs were not significant in the fragile Logit model (i.e., CpGs were not predictive of fragility but fragile sites tend to have a greater incidence of CpGs).
The message is that periprosthetic fractures are relatively rare, though more frequent in patients with multiple implants.
Focusing on FISH abnormalities, both 13q and +12 shown to be more frequent in mutated cases, though none of these differences reached the statistical significance (Table 2).
Personality changes, though more frequent in HSV-1 and rabies virus patients, were seen significantly less often in encephalitic subjects with a viral etiology (P < 0.0001 for all groups).
