Sentence examples for because of a recurrent from inspiring English sources
SLAP SHOTS Goalie JOHN VANBIESBROUCK took his 2.78 goals against average and his 90.7 save percentage to the sideline on Wednesday night because of a recurrent back problem.
He missed the first Test in Centurion because of a recurrent hamstring strain but has been improving by the over since.
Because of a recurrent injury to the arch of her left foot last April, Austin to date has restricted her play to doubles, although she has twice come in as a substitute for Shaun Stafford in one of the many novel features of team tennis.
In the laparoscopic hysterectomy group, two women died because of a recurrent endometrial carcinoma.
In July 2015, a 45-year-old man was referred to us for evaluation because of a recurrent migraine associated with bradycardia.
The Chelsea striker was not risked because of a recurrent knee issue and Cameroon saw another experienced striker forced off injured on Monday.
All the immigrants who get relocated to the hosting municipal facilities are subsequently subject to a second control for regularity by the municipal officers of the Ministry of Interior; because of this, a recurrent number of immigrants in every municipality gets repatriated due to the failure in meeting the necessary requirements to be granted the status of refugees (TGcom24 2016).
IgM negative results were probably because of a recent recurrent viral infection which could result in a low IgM immune response to HEV and a false negative result of IgM serological test.
Also the value of meanline is small, because the probability of observing a recurrent pattern of a given length in a stochastic signal decreases for each increase in duration.
Before laser resurfacing, the patient began a prophylactic 7-day course of valacyclovir because of a history of recurrent herpes labialis.
5 17 Moreover, the observed benefit of treatment with angiotensin receptor blocker in our study and in the TRANSCEND trial is mainly because of a decrease of recurrent myocardial infarction.
