More than three weeks later, Niederreiter has practiced infrequently with the Islanders and, on some days, has not even skated on his own.
Recommended procedures for the third stage of delivery were also practiced infrequently.
Class 2 respondents valued "flexibility" and "autonomy of practice" and infrequently chose "travel".
It is striking, however, given its ubiquity in clinical practice, how infrequently residence capacity is specifically discussed in the literature.
In the control arm, screening was nearly always provided by general practice (or infrequently by other medical services) with the exception of two patients for whom smoking status was recorded by the CMHT.
Unlike S-IUI, U-IUI has, at least up until the publication of the NICE guidelines [ 1] in 2004, been practiced very infrequently in the UK, therefore, there were no national or local data of relevance to U-IUI outcomes.
All participants had a positive attitude towards using EBM in practice; however, they infrequently searched for evidence to answer questions that arose during the management of their patients.
To keep survey length reasonable, we opted not have a vignette with promethazine as a prophylaxis agent because in our outpatient practice promethazine is infrequently given for prevention.
While it is widely accepted that high-risk infants need close monitoring and surveillance, a framework for this practice has only infrequently been developed; for example in one instance for a selected group of infants over the first 5 years of life [ 1].
(district nurse 11, practice H) Not infrequently, interviewees believed that their professional opinion of what would be best for a particular patient differed from the patient's preference, or they were aware that the patient's desire would be difficult or impossible to accommodate.
