Sentence examples for including a recurrent from inspiring English sources

He never became a champion, but did a bit more acting; including a recurrent role on The Phil Silvers Show in the mid-50s.

Here we review this very recent evidence focusing on basic evolutionary issues, including a recurrent, but we think misguided, effort to account for the properties of the language faculty by means of cultural-biological interaction.

If an invasive carcinoma is confirmed, the radical resection including a recurrent laryngeal nerve is indicated [ 14].

The second type includes a recurrent serine-to-cysteine substitution mutation at amino acid 185 in the extracellular IL7R domain.

These three cases included a recurrent squamous cell cancer of the cervix with a large pelvic mass that invaded the left sacral ala, piriform muscle and sciatic notch.

These include a recurrent 3 kb [Bastepe et al., 2003] and 4.4 Kb deletion [Linglart et al., 2005], and a more recently described 24.6 kb deletion [Elli et al., 2014b], all within the STX16 gene.

Pregnant or lactating women; patients with a history of septic arthritis in the last year and those with severe co-morbidity, including a history of recurrent infections, were also excluded.

However, as highly significant effects were observed at the crudest of taxonomic resolutions, we can only surmise that a more detailed investigation would reveal an even greater influence of recurrent fires, including a high degree of community turnover and species extirpations in areas that have succumbed to recurrent burns.

Mr. Kerry also visited Pakistan several times to try to ease recurrent tensions, including a two-week visit after the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

Since then, I've had recurrent episodes, including a couple that were severe enough for me to be hospitalized.

In patients with leukocyte adhesion deficiency diseases, where patients suffer from recurrent infections, including a significant proportion of respiratory infections, altered leukocyte trafficking may influence disease development in certain organs [61], [62], [63].