Sentence examples for A repeat occurrence from inspiring English sources

A repeat occurrence within a family can be noted in around 30%% of all cases of CRC, whereby around 5%% of these are associated with hereditary types of CRC.

There hasn't been a repeat occurrence since.

Safety systems are in place that were intended to prevent a repeat occurrence, and how they seem to have failed will be a big focus of the inquiry into the most recent problem.

OPENLY apologizing also has the potential to turn a problem into a teachable moment for employees, thereby preventing a repeat occurrence, says Paul Levy, the chief executive of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.

Last year, a federal appeals court cited insufficient cost-benefit research in striking down one of the agency's new regulations, and S.E.C. insiders say that decision has the agency operating in perpetual fear of a repeat occurrence.

"For the first time, we have an anti-inflammatory therapy that can reduce the chance that a person who has already had a heart attack will have a repeat occurrence," says Dr. Peter Libby, a cardiologist at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital.

Armed resistance by Baluch nationalists has been a repeating occurrence since the birth of Pakistan in 1947, when tribal leaders, Mr. Bugti among them, only grudgingly joined Pakistan after having ruled independent territories under the British.

The red bar represents the percentage of winning US equity funds that remained in the top half of all US stock funds for consecutive years and the blue bar is a random coin-flip probability of a repeating occurrence.

Our analyses evidence a repeated occurrence of easy bleeding, and no phylogenetic correlation including specific visual signals is significant.

Early data already suggested a genetic base for this breed, based on an increased idiopathic epilepsy prevalence of certain subpopulations and a repeated occurrence in different families of the same sires [ 84].

Assumptions regarding the persistence of medication-related adverse events were based on long-term treatment data for atomoxetine (data on file), where weekly reports of adverse events, either as a first or repeat occurrence, fell off with time to fairly constant low levels which, in many cases, were considered to be close to the baseline reporting of such adverse events.