But he also expressed a desire for a resolution that recognizes the gravity of the action by C.I.A. officials and makes a recurrence less likely.
For instance, depression maintenance trials are normally conducted over a time span long enough to make a recurrence in untreated patients likely, or dementia trials cover a period, where a progression of the disease is to be expected.
Then he voted for it, adding his own amendment to make an annual recurrence more difficult.
Differences in the initial treatment, the method of measuring recurrences and duration of follow-up make a comparison of recurrence rates difficult [56].
25 Parents who have had a child with a genetic problem and know they have a recurrence risk make decisions about prenatal diagnosis and abortion that reflect the circumstances of their lives, marriages and family, and may or may not include religious considerations.
Nonetheless, said Dr. Kramer, the result was "biologically important" because it indicated that diet could make a difference in cancer recurrence and that if it did, it affected both groups of women about the same.
This study shows that pain makes a patient vulnerable to recurrence of depressive disorders.
The diversity of effective strategies to prevent recurrences makes a patient centered approach possible (figure).
But General Rosa said he did not know if any procedural changes had been made to prevent a recurrence.
Efficient generation of high-order time-Taylor coefficients is made possible by a recurrence relation that follows from the Cauchy invariants formulation of the Euler equation (Zheligovsky and Frisch, 2014 [44]).
A Celtic statement said: "Following the events prior to kick-off at the match on Sunday 2 September, the club has instructed Fairhurst, consultants specialising in sports event safety management, to conduct an independent review to identify the contributory factors to the incident, any issues that require to be addressed and what improvements might be made to prevent a recurrence.
