Sentence examples for a pattern of recurrent from inspiring English sources

A pattern of recurrent hypoglycemia in this higher risk population may be expected among individuals refusing initial EMS hospital transport and similar precautions and education would be strongly recommended.

Many children who are victims of NAT may not experience it as a single isolated event, but rather as part of a pattern of recurrent violence that represents the normative structure of their social environment.

Some of the series included women with locally recurrent disease, a pattern of recurrence that is associated with a more favorable outcome.

Our data do not support this hypothesis, as in patient 1 isAK1 is not included in the duplicated fragment, yet she has a typical pattern of recurrent infections as seen in boys with a MECP2 duplication.

Objective: In DSM-IV, winter seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is classified as a seasonal pattern of recurrent major depressive episodes in winter with full remission of symptoms in summer.

Here we describe the discovery of a fascinating pattern of recurrent troglomorphism in harvestmen from the southern Rockies and adjacent western states of North America.

The APN group was selected based on a consistent pattern of recurrent APN without ABU and carried the same eight TLR4 promoter SNPs as APN patients in study 1.

Descriptions of back pain often assume a prevailing pattern of recurrent or fluctuating pain.

The aim was to get comparable estimates of duration, age and sex distribution and patterns of recurrent sick leave for the different subgroups.

Supporters of the global neuronal workspace model (Dehaene 2000) have argued that consciousness of any sort can occur only when contents are activated with a large scale pattern of recurrent activity involving frontal and parietal areas as well as primary sensory areas of cortex.

For others, abusing the privilege of playing online games at work could start a pattern of procrastination or a recurrent struggle to concentrate and fulfill day-to-day responsibilities.