Sentence examples for occasionally located from inspiring English sources

Participants were asked whether the information they needed when caring for a resident was "never located in a different place, because it was always available at the point-of-care", if information was "occasionally located in a different place" or if information was "often found in different locations".

They are occasionally located at some distance from the immediate project, in which case it is necessary to expand from the existing work.

Eudora Welty occasionally located her characters in the Delta, as did Ellen Gilchrist, but Larry Brown dealt almost exclusively with the area around Oxford and Lafayette County, some 50 miles east of the Delta.

Xanthomas (Fig. 7) are described in many hyperlipidaemia states; they typically involve tendons and are occasionally located within the PF.

In wild-type, a few apoptotic cells were occasionally located mainly at the basal layer of the seminiferous tubules (Fig. 4B, Fig. S2).

The expression was mainly restricted to the cytoplasm and only occasionally located in the nuclei.

While some are "still occasionally being located," the Archives's office of records services has stopped its internal searching, the report said, and the affected agencies have been notified.

Although activity in the Pacific Northwest (especially west of the Cascades in Washington) has occasionally been located near the subduction zone, earthquakes there (1949 Olympia, 1965 Olympia, 2001 Nisqually) have mostly been intraslab events.

With in situ hybridization, many affected neurons had variably distinct, punctate to diffuse cytoplasmic staining throughout the cytoplasm or occasionally eccentrically located.

The cells with varied GFP fluorescence were predominantly in separate cell files, but occasionally were located even within a single cell file.

They occasionally were located adjacent one to another and part of the corresponding blocks were shared by two to three centers (see circles, for instance for spacers 40 and 41, in Figure 3).