"common recurrence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that happens frequently or regularly. Example: The traffic jam on this road is a common recurrence during rush hour.
Therefore, the well-known and common recurrence relation for the Fibonacci polynomials { F k ( x ) } ( k = 0, 1, … ) is given [34] F k + 2 ( x ) − x F k + 1 ( x ) − F k ( x ) = 0. with the initial conditions F 0 ( x ) = 0, F 1 ( x ) = 1.
The IBTR risk peak delay observed in ERP tumours is an exception to the common recurrence risk rhythm.
Therefore, delays observed in the IBTR risk peaks for ERP tumours following conservative surgery and postoperative RT are a remarkable exception to the otherwise common recurrence risk rhythm.
Future research should determine which sub-types of BV communities confer significant health risks to women and aim to stratify treatment to avoid the common recurrence of BV.
In relation to the public HBV- and public hepatitis C virus (HCV -positive HCV -positive we detected 46 (71.9%) and 18 (28.1%) common recurrence-associated patHCCys, respectively.
Our pathway-based approach using optimal PCA was more advantageous than the gene-based approach in several aspects, and revealed common prognostic pathways between HCC datasets of different patient cohorts, despite the rarity of common recurrence-associated genes.
Although much less common, recurrences can occur with exophytic papillomas in up to 22%.
It was most common that recurrence or metastasis occurred within 1 year to 10 (58%% of 18 patients) of 18 cases, within 1 2 years to seven cases (37 % of the 18 patients), within 2 3 years to one case (5%% of 18 patients), and most recurrence or metastasis occurred within 2 years (95%%) after surgery.
The lung was the most common tumor recurrence site (52.3%); the second was brain; and the third was bone, as shown in Table 4.
1 Despite a rapid development in surgical resection, immunotherapy and targeted therapy in RCC management, the long-term outcome is still not promising mainly due to common local recurrence, distal metastasis and limited drug response.
Although less common, RP recurrences have been also reported in other anatomic sites [ 24, 25].
