The data fit a scenario where the ancestral beach ecotype has recurrently and polytopically given rise to the estuary and spring ecotypes.
The androgen steroid androstadienone, an odorous compound emitted from the human axillary region, has recurrently been considered as a candidate compound involved in human chemical communication and mate choice.
Self-esteem has recurrently been invoked as a contributing or explanatory factor for socially problematic behavioural outcomes (i.e., risk-taking behaviours such as restrictive or dysfunctional eating, substance abuse, aggression).
After a couple of centuries during which capitalism has recurrently tried to kill the inconvenient human need for domestic spaces where people can escape economic demands (witness such inventions as workers' hostels and old-fashioned company towns), that same tendency is being newly dressed up as a matter of aspiration and personal freedom.
Since Facebook widely launched live video streaming early last year, the feature has recurrently been used as a tool to broadcast shootings and suicides.
Molecular analyses have revealed that T. mirus has recurrently formed at least 13 times and T. miscellus possibly as many as 21 times [13,16,18,19,20, Symonds et al. unpubl.,21], reviewed in Soltis et al. [8].
Intravitreal bevacizumab has recurrently been found to lower systemic VEGF concentrations much more than ranibizumab.
We show that retrotransposition has recurrently occurred in all plant genomes investigated, regardless their size, and through bursts, rather than a continuous process.
Because M. sookensis has recurrently formed throughout its range (Modliszewski and Willis 2012), a small-flowered M. guttatus would have to form an unlikely mating with small-flowered M. nasutus; it would also have to be present at a fairly high frequency or produce a disproportionate amount of unreduced gametes.
He has a recurrently dislocated shoulder.
He has expressed recurrently his belief that the American people are entitled to give or withhold that informed consent.
