Sentence examples for that very seldom from inspiring English sources
I've also noticed that very seldom is there any automatic support directed my way from women who are senior researchers.
In prebiotic conditions, genes can only form as a result of nucleotide combinatorics that very seldom realize into a necessary function.
Recent evidence has shown, however, that meiotic recombination events predominantly occur in narrow hotspots of 1 2.5 kilo bases (kb) separated by as much as 50 100 kb of DNA that very seldom recombines [ 41- 44].
It should be noted that very seldom (if ever) has the genome of a pure culture been compared with a metagenome obtained from the same sample used to isolate the cultured strain.
"Lindsay said that very seldom do you see a place where there is no wasted space and such a nice open layout".
I thought it was a very – you know, they do that very seldom, so I was surprised to see it.
This was a cantina that had a presence and a fullness that you very seldom find," said Irish-born artist Phil Kelly, who discovered the bar after moving to the Mexican capital in 1982.
Crud (in most of his first West Ham season) to crucial (until this season) to crybaby?" Fair point about Al Habsi, he was only crud in the sense that he very seldom got a game; and there can be no denying that he was superb last season for Wigan and has been again this term, suggesting that Bolton really should have kept him, especially with Jussi Jasskelainen clearly on the wane.
The president knew the full context of that quotation, but his optimism was such that he very seldom thought it necessary to explain.
These therapies are efficient against cells that are dividing quickly, but it is widely known that many tumors (e.g., uterine sarcomas) have heterogenic histology and include, for example, steam like cells (cancer cells that express some features of steam cells, i.e., ability for self-renewal) with quite stable cell cycle that divide very seldom (tumorigenic cells) [ 12].
"She will tell you that I very seldom ask her anything," he says.
