Peyronie's disease is a poorly understood connective tissue disorder most commonly attributed to repetitive microvascular injury or trauma during intercourse [ 1].
HFP impingement is a clinical syndrome manifesting mainly as anterior knee pain [8, 9] which most commonly occurs after repetitive local microtraumas.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is most commonly caused by repetitive flexing of the wrist.
The short one-time exposure makes it particularly difficult to relate a negative result to "real world" exposure, which most commonly is prolonged and repetitive.
Blocking the nonspecific DNA is an old trick to reduce the background when microarray experiments are performed, with human cot-1 being the most commonly used reagent to block repetitive sequences [ 20].
While this condition is most commonly observed in athletes who experience repetitive concussive and/or subconcussive blows to the head, such as boxers, football players, or hockey players, CTE may also affect soldiers on active duty.
Therefore, an avulsion fracture of the anterior superior iliac spine is most commonly due to forceful contraction or sudden repetitive actions of these muscles, as occurs when running or kicking a ball [3, 4].
GRPs consist of quasi-repetitive glycine-rich domains, most commonly GGGX, GGXXXGG or GXGX repeats [ 41].
The most commonly used technique to improve the SNR for repetitive signals, such as the FECG, is averaging [ 33, 34].
Most critically, these negative influences had significant emotional impacts, most commonly experienced and understood as great sadness, and repetitive, intrusive worry.
