One randomised controlled trial found more recurrent uterine prolapse with sacrospinous hysteropexy after 12 months, but the recurrence rate was only a secondary endpoint.
Security risks were highlighted as a problem in several responses, but a more recurrent concern was private companies selling personal information to third parties.
T. graeca populations may be able to cope with natural current fire frequencies, but the effects of more recurrent fires may severely threaten the species.
It may happen in a short time span as the outbreak of H7N9 is more and more recurrent, which implies that H7N9 evolution is speeding up.
With the approval of lumbar total disc arthroplasty, there now exists another option for the patient with three or more recurrent disc herniations to preserve motion, theoretically decrease the rate of adjacent-level disease, and ameliorate the patient's symptoms.
However, in the case of very high fire frequencies, more recurrent recruitment pulses would be observed, with a landscape dominated by young shrublands composed of individuals of different ages and reproductive status.
From this affirmation — of the mother's love, of the son's magnanimity — the film cuts to what will become one of its more recurrent images of Mr. Carter, of him seated in a car or a plane, and talking to the camera, or into a cellphone, or to an assistant, or to a Secret Service agent as the world races and sometimes drifts by him through the adjacent window.
At 3 months after surgery, the patient had no more recurrent embolic events.
We found that young men often suffered proportionately more recurrent injuries than young women.
On the other hand, a lack of physician-patient communication also generates more recurrent medical litigations [46, 47, 48, 49].
This approach, however, often does more harm than good, leading to increased rates of adverse drug effects and more recurrent infections with drug-resistant bacteria.
