Sentence examples for a recurrence that from inspiring English sources

Patients with relapsing disorders, like chronic reflux disease, tend to stop their medications when they feel well, only to invite a recurrence that could cause irreparable damage to the esophagus or other organs.

And again and again, and closer and closer, it returns to a speeding commuter train, a recurrence that artfully foreshadows the story's nifty repetition compulsion.

One of the surgically treated cases had a recurrence that was irradiated.

Mortgage-backed securities have been classed as "liquid" under the new guidelines even though their lack of liquidity from 2007 on was a key factor in the banking crisis, a recurrence that Basel III hopes to prevent.

At each case's recurrence, up to two patients (controls) were randomly selected from cohort members still under follow-up and without a recurrence (that is, incidence density sampling [ 27]).

Among 119 patients who did not have a distant relapse, four had a local/regional recurrence that was successfully treated with surgery.

Figure  4A demonstrates representative immunofluorescence staining for CD31 and CD45 that identifies ECs and leukocytes within an HCC recurrence that arose in a male patient who received a liver allograft from a female donor.

The L.P.G.A. said that Walker, who was treated for breast cancer in 2003, died of a cancer recurrence that was diagnosed last year.

Some patients will have a localised recurrence that is amenable to surgical resection and potential cure.

The patient should first be informed about the risk of developing a local recurrence, that is about 10% according to our included studies.

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