Sentence examples for with one frequent from inspiring English sources
For both the athletic and less athletic visits to physical therapists are common, with one frequent complaint being a strained quadriceps muscle in one's kicking leg and a nasty bruise on the inner thigh.Mr Betz believes that kickball offers a lot of "non-jocks" the chance to be a part of a team; many players never participated in sports in high school.
In one frequent scheme, organized groups stage auto accidents with several people in the cars.
Data sets were compared between samples from individuals who carry two rare EHF alleles and samples from individuals with at least one frequent EHF allele.
With one of his frequent laughs, he added, "I like confusing people".
With one exception, all frequent (>300) gain patterns involve a single gain.
The rest of the accessions grouped into a clade extending from Southern France to Scandinavia ("Non-Atlantic clade") with one or two frequent and several rare haplotypes.
Although one of the age-matched controls showed no signs of neuritic plaques or tangles, the other two contained both plaques and tangles, with one also having frequent neuritic plaques (Fig. 4d) and Braak stage II for tangles (Fig. 4f).
The following approaches were used to improve the validity of the data: 1) a data dictionary and operations manual were created with explicit instructions for completion of the data collection forms; 2) the data collection protocol was discussed during conference calls along with frequent one-on-one communication; and 3) anomalous data in the data reports were routinely searched for and corrected.
In terms of data range, the Notice System calculates each clinic's efficiency index based solely on the patients who visited with one of the 300 frequent disease groups of the same specialty clinics; this accounts for more than 90% of all cases.
However, this situation quickly changes to one with frequent conspecific interactions and fewer congeneric ones, as the mountain bluebirds are displaced.
The lava level exhibited frequent fluctuations, with one notably abrupt drop on May 10, followed by a recovery in level by early June.
