Sentence examples for possible reoccurrence from inspiring English sources

Of clinical concern is the possible reoccurrence of neuromuscular block.

Women with possible reoccurrence of cancer were included in the study and this is a potential bias of the results.

Horse owners were interviewed by telephone about their horse's condition and the possible reoccurrence of any symptoms approximately 3 and 6 months following the discontinuation of treatment.

However, the existence of possible "super-spreaders" of disease (Wong et al., 2015), and the relapse of Scottish nurse to EBOV disease is a reminder that close surveillance for any potential reoccurrence of EBOV disease in the human population is needed.

Scenario earthquakes were selected based on the potential reoccurrence of historic earthquakes that occurred in Mérida State.

Despite these possibilities, the reoccurrence of cysts in a genetically normal donor kidney has not been reported in PKD patients.

Paul Morton, the city manager of Trenton, demanded in a letter dated Oct. 31, 1938, that the F.C.C. "make an investigation and do everything possible to prevent a reoccurrence".

40– 43 However, neuromuscular monitoring is recommended in all cases since a reoccurrence of the neuromuscular block is possible in obese patients receiving inadequate doses of sugammadex.

Note that the reoccurrence of VF was identified as accurately as possible by the reviewers while the organized rhythms were recorded only at the 4 time points.

Allow the affected area to dry out or receive sunlight would be best, if this is not possible an environmentally approved fungal killer purchased from your local nursery should complete this project and keep reoccurrence at minimum.

'Everyone is only too aware of the terrible threat posed by the reoccurrence of polio in Somalia and determined to ensure the country becomes polio free once again as soon as possible.' Those taking part in the mission included the Governor of Mudug region and Puntland's State Minister of Health, local and international staff from UNICEF and WHO, with support staff from UNHCR and OCHA.