Certain features are recurrent characteristics of a successful technology implementation.
Intended as a contribution to the overall energy analysis of the architectural heritage of Palermo, this case study shows that examining the recurrent characteristics of historic architecture in a local context may promote energy improvements compatible with the material and aesthetic conservation of historic buildings.
The analysis of the recurrent characteristics of the local historic architecture is useful to develop large-scale energy analyses, regulations and financial strategies, but also to support technical guidelines for an energy improvement balanced with conservation.
In summary, we find that inactivation of VHL is highly recurrent and characteristic of the majority of sporadic hemangioblastomas.
This suggests that the smoke response has evolved in response to the anthropogenic high-frequency fire regime: Calluna occurs widely in heaths, bogs, forests and alpine areas throughout Europe [ 21] that lack the recurrent burning characteristic of the anthropogenic heathlands.
Every participant completed a detailed 22-item questionnaire (see Additional file 2) with questions pertaining to demographic data, recurrent NSLBP, characteristics of recurrent NSLBP (pain intensity, frequency, and duration), consequences (health-seeking behaviour, school absenteeism, functional limitations) and risk factors (smoking, school-bag use, sport participation, and sedentary lifestyle).
A history of frequent and recurrent surgeries is a defining characteristic of MPS II and may also trigger clinical suspicion of the disease.
The objective of this study is therefore to describe the risk of having a recurrent episode of campylobacteriosis in relation to patient characteristics.
The gain fields arise naturally from the recurrent connectivity that is a characteristic of cortical circuitry.
Recurrent multifocal diverticulitis: Recurrence is characteristic of CD, usually occurring more or less at the same location as the previous episode, which is most often the sigmoid colon, justifying, in some reference centres, elective surgery after the second episode of acute CD [30].
