While this was infrequent in the literature, methodological aspects of heterogeneity include but go beyond clinical aspects or reasons for heterogeneity between trials.
While Care Quality Commission regulations [ 32] require that UK care homes assess weight and nutritional status "periodically" this was infrequent in the first year (see table 2).
Interview transcripts were coded by one member of the research team (CLH) and codes were corroborated by another researcher (JAP) who coded several interviews and with whom consensus was reached when discrepancies arose (this was infrequent).
Mothers liked that their child could feed themselves with BLW; however, many (n=15/20) also reported some spoon-feeding, although this was infrequent or only in unusual circumstances, such as when their child was sick.
Polling on this question is infrequent, but that's one of the biggest margins Democrats have seen this year.
Unfortunately, this situation is infrequent.
However, the development of tumours at this location is infrequent.
This testing is infrequent, and the results are not regularly collated (V. Kini, pers.
They found that: " 26% of patients are 'near goal', and action in this group is infrequent.
