Possibly, the higher the expectation for linguistic incongruence within a genre, the harder students will try to emulate such frequency and, therefore, the more recurrent the use of ideational grammatical metaphors will be in their texts.
In addition, family history is associated with a more recurrent course, greater impairment, and greater service use [ 33].
In a recent large-scale study of parallel temperature adaptation over 2000 generations, recurrent use of particular genes was at least 10 times more common than recurrent use of the same base pair changes within those genes (Tenaillon et al., 2012).
Emollients, topical steroids, and asthma drugs had the highest prevalence of recurrent use, but relative use of low prevalence drugs was more often recurrent than acute.
And the third striking element was the recurrent use by EU leaders of the words "trust" and – still more indicatively – "unanimity".
Alcohol abuse is defined as a maladaptive pattern of substance use which has led to significant distress as manifested by 1 or more of the following symptoms which occur within a 12-month period: 1) failure to fulfill obligations; 2) recurrent use in hazardous situations; 3) recurrent alcohol related legal problems and 4) continued use despite persistent or recurrent social or personal problems.
In many of these articles, there was a recurrent use of the Quebec separatist movement as a cautionary example.
After analyzing the results from 162 experiments on various drugs, Tannenbaum concluded that the recurrent use of several kinds of medications can indeed have a negative impact.
Improvements in clip design and materials, together with progress in the loading and release systems will hopefully lead to the more widespread use of such mechanical methods with the aim of preventing recurrent bleeding.
Increasingly, with the more effective use of radiotherapy and chemotherapeutic agents, imaging is used to assess the response to therapy and to detect recurrent disease.
