Sentence examples for not so infrequent from inspiring English sources

We make this an oddity, but it is not so infrequent.

And then there is a distinction that might seem unremarkable if it were not so infrequent in American health care: Cincinnati Children's Hospital rigorously tracks how its patients fare, both in the hospital and after they leave.

Usually the mass forms obtuse angles with the pleural surface on chest radiography, but in the case of large masses, not so infrequent, they form also acute angles.

It is not so infrequent that a patient reports severe pain with a clear focus in/around the eye that looks like an atypical facial pain/persistent idiopathic facial pain.

It was a not so infrequent moment of unanimity when Croatia's, Serbia & Montenegro as well BiH's representatives had grown weary of being maligned by such stereotyping.

Bone metastasis is not so infrequent in patients with LACC.

However, according with previous reports [ 28], ciprofloxacin susceptibility was not a so infrequent event, involving 50% of the ST22 strains.

In these cases the effect or frequency of copycat suicide is reduced such that suicide pandemics fail to take off, yet copycat suicides are not so weak or infrequent that clusters do not occur.

Total agreement was found between child and parent when complaints were "very often" but not so when lesser, more infrequent pain had been incurred.

In extracting cost information, we originally had more sub-categories but found the frequency of cost reporting so infrequent it did not warrant multiple sub-categories.

The use of a catheter as an access was not statistically associated with circuit clotting, but this may be because clotting was so infrequent that this study was not powered to determine this effect.