Occasionally, two or more primers were designed based on one sequence that contained more than one conserved domain.
The jewel of the local selection — the one parents occasionally base moving decisions upon — is Public School 321 on Seventh Avenue.
Occasionally you'll come across a mural depicting Best, based on one of the famous photos.
Judges, who generally have no scientific training, are also studying and occasionally rejecting evidence based on fingerprints, hair samples and ballistics.
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He shuns investor conferences (they are all about touting stocks) and even though he does occasionally buy stocks based on fundamentals, Fraser argues that fundamentalists become too emotionally attached to their picks–a sure-fire way to lose money.
Occasionally, molecular typing based on M13 fingerprinting, AFLP and RFLP analysis is misleading.
64 Egg consumption was categorized as daily, weekly, occasionally, or never, based on the response to the question "How often do you yourself consume eggs?".
Avialae is also occasionally defined as an apomorphy-based clade (that is, one based on physical characteristics).
The questions asking about drinking status read "in the past 6 months, how often did you drink: did not drink, drank occasionally, or drank frequently?" Based on this question, the participants were classified into non-drinkers, occasional drinkers, or frequent drinkers, accordingly.
