Sentence examples for rarely continuous from inspiring English sources
These childhood clinical phenotypes in individuals who later develop BD are not an 'early prodrome' as they are rarely continuous with the adult phenotypes, but represent risk markers or the very early stage of the BD (or possibly other disorders) (Eaton et al. 1995; Kim-Cohen et al. 2003).
Because health indicators commonly used in geriatrics are rarely continuous or normally distributed, factor analysis is unwieldy.
Palestinian Authority or Fatah-associated media outlets are rarely in continuous operation in the Gaza with publications such as Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Al-Quds and Al-Ayam still banned from circulation.
A recent study based on SHI data in Germany reported that patients with dementia only rarely received continuous prescriptions with an appropriate dosage in each of four quarter years after treatment initiation: 44% of patients treated with ChEIs and 15% of patients treated with memantine [ 9].
The former disadvantage in particular could be a problem in capturing the amount of housework performed by husbands because many Japanese husbands may never, or rarely, perform 15 continuous minutes of housework.
Tuberculous (TB) peritonitis is an event rarely seen in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis CAPD patients [ 5].
Focal acinar hyperplasia, acinar adenoma, and acinar carcinoma (found rarely) represent a continuous spectrum of proliferative lesions of the exocrine pancreas.
Hamartomas have an endobronchial location in 1.5 8% of cases, appearing as a pedunculated polyploid mass attached to the bronchial mucosa, and only rarely are they continuous with the bronchial cartilage.
Whether it's a modest 125cc kart, a GT racer, a track day special, a hypercar, or a comparatively mundane hot hatch, the handling model rarely falters, sending a continuous and convincing stream of information – particularly road surface nuances – through the rim of a Thrustmaster T300 force feedback wheel, which is the game's target controller.
Analytically tractable models of dynamics in continuous space rarely incorporate both endogenous and exogenous spatial heterogeneity.
It is worth to notice that for unmanaged stands, homogeneous areas rarely form vast and continuous patches.
