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Meanings of intermittent in anglès

Being or succeeding by turns.

Intermittent.

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Intermittent.

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Usage of intermittent in anglès
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Read more: Health Check: will intermittent fasting diets help you lose weight?
The South African
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This problem has been present on an intermittent basis for several years.
The Irish Times
3
Xinjiang has seen intermittent violence - followed by crackdowns - for years.
Radio NZ
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All six animals in group 4 that received intermittent PrEP were protected.
Pubmed
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Background: Premature infants with lung injury often experience intermittent episodes of hypoxemia.
Pubmed
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However, this photoprotective effect is not induced by intense intermittent sun exposure.
Pubmed
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The jets of smoke were intermittent from the guns; masts went down.
Rolf in the Woods
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Marta gave intermittent glances at the garden; the glances of a guardian.
The Last Shot
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Minutes passed with the rain coming and going in intermittent, blustery sheets.
The Postman
10
The electrical power flitted in and out, the lights intermittent at best.
Avalon
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Methods: A cross sectional study was performed in patients with intermittent claudication.
Pubmed
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Years of intermittent drought and sickness had left their mark even here.
The Bone Doll's Twin
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On the third day the intermittent phenomena and the messages suddenly ceased.
The Sign at Six
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To address this, intermittent dosing schedules were explored using a model-based approach.
Pubmed
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A Yahoo spokeswoman would say only that Yahoo Finance experienced intermittent issues.
Reuters
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The glimpses I got of the interior were necessarily brief and intermittent.
The Hawaiian Archipelago
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Intermittent through the time
Intermittent across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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