Sentence examples for constant recurrences from inspiring English sources

Patient had an inadequate response to conventional immunosuppressive treatment, such as methotrexate, cyclosporine, and TNF blockers with constant recurrences.

Despite this combination therapy, further constant recurrences of anterior chamber inflammation, retinal fluid relapses, tinnitus, and headache were registered; thus, infusion of 1 g of rituximab was performed (15 months after onset of symptoms).

In its view of history, Shintō adheres to the cyclical approach, according to which there is a constant recurrence of historical patterns.

In both instances, the notion of epistemic certainty gained from a "constant recurrence" of events seems to have played a fundamental role in his reflections.

Even though source tsunamis include several types of tsunamis, the almost constant recurrence intervals between the E4 and E11 deposits at Koyadori indicate that tsunamigenic earthquakes off Northeast Japan have related mechanisms.

The 9-year residual distant recurrence risk after adjuvant endocrine therapy estimate generated by IHC4+C score was corrected to 10 years (assuming a constant recurrence event rate).

With the constant recurrence of day and night, animals are faced with changes in light, temperature and other environmental factors such as food or predators.

Furthermore, TNBC with high Ki-67 expression showed rapid recurrence within three years, whereas TNBC with low Ki-67 expression showed a near-constant recurrence rate.

An editorial accompanying the new studies noted that many survivors experience constant fear of recurrence and want to know whether they can do anything, like making changes in diet or exercise, to decrease the chances that the cancer will come back.

Combining (1.3) and Corollary 1, we obtain the following estimates for the Somos quadratic recurrence constant.

In this paper, we provide some new continued fraction approximation and inequalities of the Somos quadratic recurrence constant, using its relation with the generalized Euler constant.