Sentence examples for in addition to recurrent from inspiring English sources
In addition to recurrent infections, patients with this syndrome also have an increased incidence of autoimmune disease and malignancy.
In addition to recurrent drought, ticks and TBDs and internal parasites were reported to hinder livestock production around ANP, which is in line with the findings by Maleko et al. (2012) in livestock-wildlife interface areas around Arusha National Park, Tanzania.
However the growing human and livestock population in addition to recurrent droughts puts increasing pressure on these habitats, thus intensifying the human-livestock-wildlife interface in the region and more particularly in and around national parks and/or control hunting areas such as Murule where pastoralist livestock have been observed to share same grazing land as wildlife.
Whether this amplification in L4 involves NMDA spikes and/or fine-tuned inhibition (see below) in addition to recurrent excitatory microcircuit activity remains to be determined.
In addition to recurrent 22q11.2 deletions, recent reports (11– 14) provide some evidence for elevated rates of rare novel CNVs and/or recurrent CNVs in schizophrenia.
In addition to recurrent comments about wet, cold and dirty clothes there were also comments about boots containing rat's nests, mouse droppings or spider webs.
In addition to the recurrent gains and losses that are concordant with those by the experimental CGH, vCGH also identified a few recurrent abnormalities not shown by CGH, such as gains of 6q and losses of 1q and 8q on DLBCL, and those regions are significantly correlated with the patients' outcomes.
In addition to these recurrent CNVs, two genes, NRXN1 and VIPR2, have also been associated with schizophrenia when disrupted by non-recurrent CNVs with different breakpoints (8– 10).
In addition to its recurrent nature, we have demonstrated its high-copy number amplification, independence of MYC amplification, and uniqueness to medulloblastoma amongst a panel of >800 cell lines derived from different tumour types, indicating this novel amplicon contains key gene(s) in medulloblastoma development, with the potential to inform critical insights to disease pathogenesis.
In addition to identifying recurrent mutations in genes not previously implicated in breast cancer, including TBX3, RUNX1, LDLRAP1, MYH9, AGTR2, STMN2, SF3B1, and CBFB, the authors identified molecular markers for response to an AI.
