Sentence examples for less recurrent from inspiring English sources
We identify whether some sustainability aspects are less recurrent than others in the reviewed assessments or even left out.
Patients taking low-dose aspirin had lower in-hospital mortality and less recurrent ischemia but more strokes than the standard-dose aspirin group.
Sung et al. observed significantly less recurrent bleeding at 48 h in patients treated by ligation and octreotide compared with in those treated by ligation alone [37].
A less recurrent, but relevant challenge is the need for higher integration of different transport services and modes to respond to a comprehensive mobility demand of users.
PCI is associated with less recurrent ischemia and thrombotic coronary reocclusion than thrombolytic therapy.
It is currently not clear why plants should be experiencing less recurrent hitchhiking than for instance Drosophila.
In contrast, on both margin types, low rates of shelf-edge progradation are linked to diminished (or even non-existent) and less frequently recurrent deep-water sediment delivery suggestive of relatively low sediment influx.
(And, less romantically, recurrent bleeps, coughs, rustles, rips and clicks of ourselves and our possessions. Why can't we shut up?) The sound of the seal proves a powerful lure, and as we retrace our steps to the boats it looks like, despite the crew's appeal to leave well alone, some passengers have split off to photograph a beached male.
The CAFs produced lower levels of growth factors, and it could be that for this reason they are capable to influence the more responsive primary SCCs, but the less sensitive recurrent cells do not respond to this lower amount of secreted growth factors.
Some of the less common recurrent microdeletions at 1q21.1, 16p12 and two regions within 16p11.2 may be associated with their own multisyndrome constellations.
We have previously shown that in HNSCC patients, HPV positivity is a strong prognostic factor for both better survival and less frequent recurrent disease [ 9, 36].
