Ainda não temos significados para "very infrequent".
1But if it happened, it seems to have been very infrequent.
2Men may wear this necklet, but its use by them is very infrequent.
3CD24 expression was very infrequent and weak in the atrophic endometrium.
4Although these tumors may occur in various locations, subcutaneous shoulder nodules are very infrequent.
5As early as Bede, in England, though not in Rome, communions were very infrequent.
6The gastrointestinal stromal tumor with extragastrointestinal location are very infrequent.
7These lights were seen as late as 1810, but toward the last they became very infrequent.
8Such severe multi-year droughts are very infrequent, occurring perhaps as rarely as once in a millennium.
9A lifelong member of the club, Thompson is a very infrequent visitor to the winners' enclosure.
10Rather stern in his very infrequent rebukes.
11Formerly these little fêtes took place every week, but since Mâdou's fall they had been very infrequent.
12After the fifth year the frequency diminishes up to the tenth year, after which the disease is very infrequent.
13Albinism also is very infrequent.
14Bad labors are very infrequent.
15We need not disbelieve the stories which allege such an occurrence as a fact and a not very infrequent one.
Esta colocação é formada por:
Very infrequent nas variantes da língua