Sentence examples for ongoing occurrence of from inspiring English sources

Results of the HET suggest the ongoing occurrence of genetic exchanges between A. sandaracinos and A. pacificus (node 13, Figure  2).

In response to the ongoing occurrence of laboratory exposures, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) issued guidelines for the identification and management of laboratory workers potentially exposed to Brucella spp., including recommendations for prophylaxis (9, 10 ).

Continued surveillance and testing for H5N1 is warranted, given the current H5N1 epizootic, the ongoing occurrence of human H5N1 cases globally, and the importance of identifying influenza A viruses with pandemic potential in the United States as early as possible.

The ongoing occurrence and gargantuan nature of unsupported, i.e., undocumented, U.S. federal government expenditures as well as sources of funding for these expenditures should be a great concern to all tax payers.

Plus, according to the latest report by ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, Darfur's civilian population continues to be targeted by government forces, with the ongoing widespread occurrence of sexual and gender based violence, crimes against human rights defenders, civil society members and community leaders.

This viewpoint echoed that of other participants who recalled that prior to 2010 there was an ongoing belief that occurrence of HeV would be restricted to specific geographic areas outside of which the likelihood of HeV spilling over was low as was the risk of exposure.

The most important factors considered when deciding to taper AEDs were the presence of ongoing auras and the occurrence of postoperative seizures prior to seizure remission.

Given that the evolution of the primate Tetherin is continuously accelerated due to the ongoing lentiviral infection, the occurrence of gene duplication in the primate Tetherin may be just a matter of time.

Because of the important yet ongoing controversy over the occurrence of homologous RNA recombination in influenza A virus, we herein propose guidelines for how this process can be reliably detected.

A further challenge in evaluating ongoing programs are the occurrence of simultaneous interventions, or interventions immediately prior or after which may impact on the evalution and lead to over-estimates or under-estimates of results.

A recent meta-analysis confirmed systematically higher A1C among African American individuals with diabetes compared with white counterparts (6), which may contribute to ongoing racial disparities in the occurrence of diabetes complications.