Having pre-packaged candy or bakery items occasionally (less than once per week) could increase the odds of detecting BDE-209 in the blood by a factor of 6.92, compared to those never having such food.
Students were asked to indicate the frequency with which they watched programs using the scale: Never, Only ever once or twice, I used to but not anymore, Occasionally, Less than once a week, Once a week or more.
An initial indeterminate FNAC result (C3 and C4) or CB result (B3 and B4) in our institution would lead to further assessment; either further sampling of the lesion by core biopsies, vacuum-guided biopsies or surgery or, occasionally, with less suspicious lesions, an early recall of patients for further mammograms and assessment in 6 12 months time.
Occasionally less dense one-dimensional rows are observed with a periodicity resulting from molecular self assembly.
The translation, by Arch Tait, is adept if occasionally less than idiomatic.
Both Read and Graham Lord turn out to be diligent biographers, producing accounts which are respectfully thorough if occasionally less than thrilling.
For co-ops, Ms. Rosenberg said buyers should expect to pay $250,000 to $320,000 for a one-bedroom — occasionally less.
Today, his loyalty to his clients remains formidable, even if the clients, the players of the N.B.A., are less than indigent and occasionally less than appealing.
Our earnest (and occasionally less than earnest) efforts to characterize American humor will be led by no less a wit than Glenn C. Altschuler, the Thomas and Dorothy Litwin Professor of American Studies.
And actual maps are occasionally less interesting than what is to be said about them, as with "Who Am I Where?" in which flagged landmarks are enlivened by prose poems from Solnit and Guillermo Gómez-Peña Gómez-Peñaance artist.
While Sapphire's control of the narrative voice is impressive, the novel itself is occasionally less so, disconnecting from its human center and stranding its characters in the realm of the almost cartoonishly pathological.
