Importantly, it has been suggested that reduced cognitive functioning — i.e., impaired regulation of working memory, or 'cognitive control' — is not merely a byproduct of depression, but places remitted depressed (RMD) patients in a distinct vulnerable position for recurrence of depression [ 5, 6].
Finally, GISTIC reports the significance of recurrence at each position and predicts driver loci by detecting the peaks of the significance plot.
The shingles vaccine can reduce the risk of recurrence.
To define risk factors of recurrence.
Autopsy imaging showed no sign of recurrence.
The temporally stable position of the recurrence peak therefore suggests a common cause for recurrence development, a narrow peak indicates that the underlying event is most probably deterministic in nature, and a considerably wider peak suggests that some features of the transition from dormancy to growth may also present stochastic traits.
And as long as America postpones justice, we stand in the position of having these recurrences of violence and riots over and over again.
In the multivariate analysis, variables with P-values <0.25 were initially introduced into the model (prevalence of anti-PfMSP-1 antibodies, gender, age, haemoglobin concentration at day 0, multiplicity of infection, presence of Pfmdr-1 codon mutation at position 86 in isolates from day 0 and day of recurrence and at position 184 in isolates from day of recurrence).
We found 595 (31.2%) recurrent mutations that can be collapsed onto 246 mtDNA positions, which is a 6.9-fold higher level of recurrence than expected by chance (p < 10−10).
Rate of tumor recurrence was 14.6%, with median time to recurrence of 13.1 months.
Iran is a land of recurrence.
