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Besides the involvement of lymph nodes, liver, and spleen, bone lesions occurinfrequently.
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Conclusion: Serious adverse events occurinfrequently on an obstetric service.
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Hallmark writing jobs are so agreeable that vacancies occurinfrequently.
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Background: Patient-provider sexual risk behavior discussions occurinfrequently but may be facilitated by high-quality sexual risk screening tools.
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Because clones expressing the highest level of protein occurinfrequently during the transformation process, finding them can be very labor-intensive.
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However, even in children with a serious infection, red flags will occurinfrequently, and their absence does not lower the risk.
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In conclusion, our results demonstrate that beta-catenin mutations are common in gastric cancer cell lines but occurinfrequently in gastric carcinoma tissues.
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Conclusions: Deterioration and extreme nonresponse and, similarly, superior improvement and superior response, both occurinfrequently in randomized clinical trials comparing CBT and pharmacotherapy for depression.
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Immunotherapy can effectively suppress tumor, yet complete tumor eradication occursinfrequently.
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Conclusions: Appropriate management of suspected anemia and diarrhea occurredinfrequently.
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Conclusions: Metastatic PAC to the cervical lymph nodes occursinfrequently.
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Metastasis to the skin occursinfrequently but primary soft tissue NET is excessively rare.
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Significant side-effects occurredinfrequently and only 2 children lost weight during the period of medication.
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What is Known: -Anticipating the future in pediatric palliative care occursinfrequently and too late.
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Background: Discharge against medical advice (AMA) occursinfrequently but is associated with poor outcomes.