Sentence examples for a repeated occurrence of from inspiring English sources

Our analyses evidence a repeated occurrence of easy bleeding, and no phylogenetic correlation including specific visual signals is significant.

Early data already suggested a genetic base for this breed, based on an increased idiopathic epilepsy prevalence of certain subpopulations and a repeated occurrence in different families of the same sires [ 84].

The Nankai Trough is an area of repeated occurrence of mega-earthquakes and tsunamis every 100-200 years (e.g., [2]).

Recurrent Spontaneous Abortions (RSA) is defined as repeated occurrence of 3 or more miscarriages before 24th week of gestation [1].

Recurrent Spontaneous Abortions (RSA) is defined as repeated occurrence of 3 or more miscarriages before 24th week of gestation [23].

The analysis of whole-genome sequences revealed a frequent and often repeated occurrence of genome doubling during the evolution of higher plants.

Intriguingly, convergent evolution was identified on different organizational levels, ranging from the above sequence amplification, high variant frequencies in specific genes, prevalence of individual nonsynonymous mutations to the unusual repeated occurrence of a particular synonymous mutation in Glycine codons.

For the materialization of the known biological background that occurrences of TFs in sample of enhancers are not mutually exclusive, the repeated occurrence of a TF is determined by finding the individual probability of the occurrence of a TF (P TF) i in a sample).

For us the motivation comes from recognition that the standard explanation for parallel evolution (strong selection) is but one of a number of possible explanations for the repeated occurrence of the same phenotypic and even genotypic solutions to a common selective challenge.

Epilepsy is a prevalent neurological disorder characterised by the repeated occurrence of pathological brain states known as seizures.

A state corresponds to the aggregation of repeated occurrence of several events over time according to their type and their chronology.