And she seldom did, always assigned to guard the opponent's top scorer, succeeding with fundamental brilliance — a rebound, a steal, a defensive stop.
Within the OHIP-14 questionnaire, oral impacts were frequently reported for question 4; 57.3% of the participants were uncomfortable (seldom to always) when eating.
For example, for datasets with four classes of exposure (never, seldom, often, always), we recoded the classes as 0, 2, 4, 6 hours/day.
Household caregivers reported filter usage estimates to CGVs with the following categories: never, seldom, sometimes, almost always, or always.
Adherence was measured using a frequency-based response scale (never, seldom, often, almost always, and always) adapted from the adherence scale of Sluijs et al [ 5] for both frequency and duration components of the HEP.
Although Trump is seldom, if ever, honest, he is always authentically himself.
The day begins and ends with Mr Kim, who is seldom seen but always present.
My mum, a cheerful, seldom sulky woman, always did her best for me but we got stuck.
In the time I knew Shirley, he came in the office very seldom, but I always looked forward to his visits.
From 1944 to 1947, McCoy worked in the south studio, where "the drafting boards were low, and we sat on plywood chairs of Schindler's design rather than stools, and as I swung around before answering the telephone, which so seldom rang it always startled me, I usually tipped over the chair.
