Results: 69% failed to report recurrent pressure ulcers, whereas 13% reported a clear pattern of recurring pressure ulcers of 1 or more per year (18% could not be classified).
Like smallpox, rinderpest settled into a pattern of irregularly recurring pandemics, sometimes touched off by imports of Russian steppe cattle, in which the disease smoldered but rarely killed.
For example in our case study of "Integra" we found a pattern of behaviour recurring in subsequent periods of time and a consequent suboptimal characteristic, "communication delays".
The cyclical pattern of recurring DENV-1 outbreaks in Malaysia suggests that a lag period of 7 10 years after the old DENV-1 outbreak would be required for a newly evolved virus to initiate another homotypic outbreak.
Before he reached the age of three, his English mother had died and his American father had simply disappeared – a pattern of abandonment that recurred throughout a life that was scarred with (frequently self-inflicted) tragedy, but also marked by an extraordinary literary productivity.
To read what she wrote in the last decade of her short life, as assembled by Mr. Rickman and Ms. Viner, is to perceive sometimes eerie patterns of recurring images, with that sense afforded only by hindsight of how each human existence seems to possess its own poetic structure.
To test our hypothesis, we analyzed the patterns of recurring metastatic dissemination in patients with advanced breast cancer who had a CTC count before starting a new line of systemic treatment.
And he asserted she had been kidnapped and held in the Church of St. Mina against her will — a pattern of allegations that has recurred in several recent high-profile episodes of sectarian conflict.
The government and the opposition exchanged blame for the attack, a pattern of cross-accusations that has recurred repeatedly following mass killings in Syria.
