Sentences with phrase «relatively infrequent»

Cortana news has been relatively infrequent the second half of 2017.

Nearly one third of Judge Gilstrap's 2013 cases were brought by relatively infrequent plaintiffs who filed fewer than 10 cases in 2013, as shown in the lightest three bands (twelve to four o'clock on the pie chart).

The fighting in in Hellblade is relatively infrequent but does build near the end of the game.

, but they're relatively infrequent.

As long as the episodes are short and relatively infrequent, treatment is usually unnecessary.

Although relatively infrequent in the UK there are occasional races on actual snow and mushers come from far and wide to participate making it a great day out for Husky owners watching their breed do what they do best.

If you keep their portions small and relatively infrequent, you can be reassured that your dog will gain some health benefits from these powerful little spuds.

It only takes one popular sire to turn a relatively infrequent disease like CEA in Aussies into a common one.

Bites from a beloved herptilian pet, while relatively infrequent, are always a possibility, so retailers and pet owners alike need to know how to both avoid and treat animal bites.

As a general rule, portfolio rebalancing should be done on a relatively infrequent basis.

In either case, rebalancing tends to work best when done on a relatively infrequent basis.

Divorce is relatively infrequent and so is violent crime.

So, too, do the slowly ascending engine note and the relatively infrequent shifts.

Besides, a 28 - gallon fuel tank meant my pit stops were relatively infrequent.

Judicious Use of Test Scores: Used judiciously, data from relatively infrequent, low - stakes standardized tests has some value as a snapshot of student abilities that can diagnose areas of strength and areas that need improvement.

The former play mode suffers from occasional framerate drops, though they're relatively infrequent.

Profanities are also relatively infrequent, with a few terms of deity and scatological words.

Part of it stems from the relatively infrequent pace he keeps as a performer, having starred in only seven films in the last 20 years.

Profanities, though relatively infrequent, are used throughout and include scatological terms, a sexual finger gesture and an interrupted sexual expletive.

Owens made occasional television appearances, on series such as Perry Mason and Burke's Law, but these were relatively infrequent.

This pair is well over 10 years old and has held up remarkably well... though that might have something to do with relatively infrequent wear.

This proof - of - concept development is the result of the Doherty Group's expertise with crystallization processes coupled with the Peters Group's expertise in «rare events» — relatively infrequent and short - lived but highly significant phenomena (such as reactions) that fundamentally change the state of the system.

Stem cell transplants offer a potential cure; however, the high cost, lack of suitable donors (ideally the donor is a sibling), and the risk of complications make these transplants relatively infrequent.

And this is where the CDC and researchers like Clark and his colleagues part ways: Clark recognizes that Lyme disease transmitted by blacklegged ticks is relatively infrequent in the South.

Decertification petitions are relatively infrequent.

Jail time will make these violent acts of rage relatively infrequent.

Shoulder dystocia is a relatively infrequent complication in birth, but it is one that all midwives and doctors will eventually face, and is covered in every maternity book parents - to - be read.

After the newborn period, bowel movements are relatively infrequent, and the warning signs of an impending bowel movement are pretty easy to read.

But formal, regular activities are relatively infrequent occurrences in the total activity of a congregation.

The second point is that the overnight repo is essentially to help deal with unexpected, and relatively infrequent, shortages of settlement balances in a particular institution towards the end of the day.

We're in the ninth year of recovery after the Great Recession, and sharp stock market pullbacks have been relatively infrequent in recent years.

And while new markets were created (i.e. the desktop PC market), they were relatively infrequent.

Not exact matches

DeltaFosB has a relatively long half - life, therefore even when seizures are infrequent, deltaFosB remains in the hippocampus for weeks acting like a brake, reducing the production of calbindin and other proteins, and disrupting the consequent brain activity involved in memory.

«Our research provides some reassuring evidence suggesting that there is no determinantal effect of infrequent, relatively light use of marijuana on kidney function among healthy adults under age 60,» commented lead investigator Murray A. Mittleman, MD, DrPH, Professor of Epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a practicing preventive cardiologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

But viewers may not remain as optimistic despite the film's relatively brief content concerns that include the conception of illegitimate child (off screen), infrequent profanities and depictions of drinking.

Confined — At home or in a health care facility: The student is unable to participate in the normal day - to - day activities typically expected during school attendance; and absences from home are infrequent, of relatively short duration, or to receive health care treatment.

Rain in the desert is infrequent but when it falls it's generally torrential — several inches at once - and highly localized, meaning it may only be precipitating in a relatively small area.

Relatively low liquidity with infrequent trading activity for many muni bonds places an importance on portfolio structure and credit quality.

Keep your dog's portions relatively small and infrequent and you shouldn't have to worry about any ill side effects.

However, we expect such transfers of ownership or control, particularly relatively close to the time of importation, will be infrequent.

Conclusions Mothers were open to psychosocial services for child behavior problems, particularly via primary care, and ratings of barriers were relatively low despite reporting infrequent service use.