A major overhaul of the bureau's internal security measures will be required to prevent a recurrence in the future.
Meanwhile, the world seemed to spend more time observing the 10th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide and solemnly vowing "never again" than actually doing something to prevent a recurrence in Darfur.
The drug was successful in preventing the return of cancer in some cases and in extending the time before a recurrence in others, but it also led to early menopause.
About 10percentt of the patients with the lowest scores had a recurrence in three years, Dr. Kerr said, compared with 25percentt for those with the highest scores.
Since so few women, in either group, had recurrences, as a new cancer in the opposite breast, as a recurrence in the original breast or as a metastasis elsewhere in the body, and since a recurrence does not necessarily mean death, the survival rates in the first few years after tamoxifen were high, for everyone.
They refunded the money, then wrote the customer a note: "In our desire to be of constant service, we would appreciate hearing from you as to the reason for the return, so that we may take the necessary steps to prevent a recurrence in the future.
Moscow still feels deceived into supporting the United Nations resolution that led to the overthrow of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya and is determined to prevent a recurrence in Syria.
Although it cannot be securely identified with any known disease, that plague carried off one-third of the 14,000 hoplites and cavalry (there was a recurrence in 427).
Yet after the yearlong remission brought about by chemotherapy comes to an end with a recurrence in May 2010, Gubar agrees to another round, motivated in part by her love for her daughters, who aren't ready to lose her.
He finds a recurrence in the regime changes.
Actually, the wood size equalization is a recurrence in structure.
