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Discover LudwigThe phrase "slightly often" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It combines two contradictory adverbs, making it unclear and confusing in meaning. Example: "I go to the gym slightly often, but I prefer to stay home."
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The global susceptibility of S. pneumoniae to most other T.E.S.T. panel agents decreased slightly, often by <1%, between 2004-2008 and 2009-2012.
Its whiskers may bristle forward and he may draw back the corners of his mouth and open his mouth slightly (often while hissing).
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Municipalities in our study were slightly more often medium sized, and less often small.
The poorest members of the group died of smoking-related causes slightly more often than the richest, and poor women died more often of cancer.
Relative to other occupation categories, farmers presented slightly more often with a single-injury (57.3%) and less often with more than one injury (52.1%).
Compared to the community controls, academics were slightly more often (but not significantly more) represented, and both parents were more often unemployed.
CRPS occurs slightly more often in the upper extremity and women are affected 3.4 4 times more often than men (De Mos et al., 2007).
Slightly more often they looked shifty.
Rival drug simvastatin is prescribed slightly more often.
4411 meets slightly more often than every other week at 3 35pm-4 25pm on Fridays in Hollister B14.
Women tended to opt for oophorectomy slightly more often than mastectomy.
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