Proponents argue that preventive interventions, particularly in children, should be given greater weight and that society places greater value on averting rare cases of severe disease rather than frequent instances of mild disease.
Such a dramatic increase could pose heightened risk of birth defects [27, 28] and other reproductive problems [29], more severe impacts on aquatic ecosystems [30], and more frequent instances of off-target movement and damage to nearby crops and plants.
It's not the frequent instances of completely different visual behavior on two phones running exactly the same version of Android; again, annoying, but relatively minor.
This history is pertinent to another of those increasingly frequent instances where the government has gone after a peaceful citizen on legally dubious grounds.
Frequent instances of harsh braking, for example, may signal distraction or speeding which, once identified, can help novice drivers form better habits, improving their skills and discernment and fundamentally increasing their chances of staying safe on the road.
All of the cities on our list, from Laredo (theft rate: 742.22) to Albuquerque, N.M. (theft rate: 561.25), had much more frequent instances of theft than the cities at the bottom.
What would we do -- and who are we willing to be -- if Americans experience more frequent instances of terrorism?
In-person audits would provide landlords with visual cues, likely leading to more frequent instances of discrimination.
It insists on frequent family conferences.
Location: place is by far the most frequent (28 instances or 43.75%), Location: time is the second most frequent (11 instances or 17%) and Manner: quality is the third most frequent with ten instances (15.6%).
Three are the models proposed: on-demand instances, reserved instances, and spot instances.
