More professors than ever are visiting, lecturing, instructing and assisting -- all comparatively uncommon appointments a generation ago.
In the same vein, Yemen has in general a slow-paced culture, delays to business and appointments are not uncommon and is not interpreted as a matter of disrespect or impoliteness.
Moreover, it is uncommon to initiate the legal procedure for the appointment of a representative unless there are compelling reasons to do so (e.g. for the management of assets).
Although many adolescents are found to be ineligible during the telephone screen, it is uncommon for adolescents to be found ineligible at the appointment.
It's not uncommon for presidents to use recess periods to make appointments.
However, a high turnover of senior managers following the appointment of a new chief executive is not uncommon.
Kimberly Farry, an obstetrician and gynecologist who practices at WVU Medicine in Buckhannon, W.Va., said that it is not uncommon for her patients to drive two hours for an appointment, as maternal wards have closed at rural hospitals.
In the normally sleepy business of writing wills, it is now not uncommon to hear of a three-week wait to get an appointment with a lawyer, or to get the first draft of a will back.
Today's incoming CEOs are in the early to mid-fifties, and the appointment of executives aged 60 or older has become quite uncommon.
Although uncommon, the distribution of antiretroviral drugs can occur in the first medical appointment and therefore determine the date of entry into HIV care.
In the event of an uncommon diagnosis, Private Medical will locate the top specialists nationally, secure appointments with them immediately and accompany the patient on the visit, even if it is on the opposite coast.
