Sentence examples for occasional finding of from inspiring English sources

The state's Department of Environmental Quality insists that the water is fine maybe there's some rust, an occasional finding of E. coli.

The state's Department of Environmental Quality insists that the water is fine — maybe there's some rust, an occasional finding of E. coli.

The frequent finding of F. necrophorum within dairy herds in New Zealand is noteworthy and the occasional finding of D. nodosus on some dairy cattle suggests a possible role in both ovine and bovine hoof pathology.

This view was reinforced by the occasional finding of de novo mutations of known familial ALS genes in young patients with sporadic ALS [ 29- 31].

Particularly in the setting of pulmonary hypertension, the histological alterations found in Sch-PAH patients are indistinguishable from those found in IPAH patients, with the exception of the occasional finding of granulomas, which are not found in IPAH [ 5].

The immune system is capable of influencing the outcome of mesothelioma patients, as evidenced by the occasional finding of spontaneous mesothelioma regression accompanied by strong lymphocyte infiltration [ 23] and by spontaneous humoral responses [ 24].

Support for this second model came from occasional findings of Asian-like DNA sequences in some Latin American strains [26,27; results presented below], although there is a possibility that some Asian-like sequences derive from strains of more recent East Asian immigrants (large numbers came to Latin America starting in the mid-1800s) [29], [29].

Occasional findings of negative effects on caregiver morale and burden and of positive effects from reinforcing home palliative care services with a specific component of caregiver support are important.

An observed statistically significant deficit of cataract cases may be an occasional finding without any epidemiological relevance.

Craniosynostosis is an occasional finding in GCPS-CGS.

Dependant oedema was an occasional finding in 27 positive and 3 negative animals (diagnosed by PCR).