* = Directly related to the recurrence of ALL.
The second is the recurrence of Islamic themes and allusions mixed with tribal superstitions.
When compared with a placebo, letrozole cut the recurrence rate nearly in half.
"We live permanently in the recurrence of our own stories, whatever story we tell".
McCaw had not trained for three weeks because of the recurrence of a foot injury.
Yet the recurrence of disasters suggests that the risky cravings of the masters of the universe are uncurbed.
To avoid the recurrence of a problem, each complaint also becomes part of a guest profile, she said.
Nonetheless, it's disturbing to see the recurrence of the kind of cloudy self-justification that many German musicians once practiced.
Developmentally, she said, Lacy was fulfilling expectations, and even the recurrence of the seizures wasn't unduly alarming.
Study results announced last year indicated that Herceptin could cut the recurrence of breast cancer by half.
Lester Piggott is in intensive care in a hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland, following the recurrence of a heart problem.
