Sentence examples for recur between from inspiring English sources

Khayal, also spelled khyal or kayal, in Hindustani music, a musical form based on a Hindi song in two parts that recur between expanding cycles of melodic and rhythmic improvisation.

In this review, we compared lists of significant genes (mRNAs/miRNAs) published in all these articles and present those that recur between studies in Venn diagrams (see Figure 4).

Illegitimate recombination has a much greater chance to occur between relatively young duplicated blocks [ 61], or to recur between ancient blocks that are kept very similar by its recurrence [ 6, 62, 63].

In Figure 8, the top panel shows the occurrence of pairwise interactions in a Bayesian network where the recurring between-feature interactions are considered robust against perturbation.

Granted, its mood is mostly lachrymose, and a tolling bell recurring between sections is clearly a funereal touch.

Four of five tumors in this group became temporarily undetectable but subsequently recurred between day 40 and day 80.

Symptoms of right retro-auricular pain and abnormality of taste recurred between days 87 89 (30 32 after second immunization) without facial paralysis.

Evaluation of the primary end point in our study was at week 8, whereas in the study by Kulnigg et al. at week 12. Importantly, in the latter study a second treatment cycle was allowed in patients in the iron carboxymaltose group, if their iron status parameters indicated that IDA recurred in between the end of the first cycle and week 9 of the study.

Altogether, the CGH and LOH analyses show that no simple karyotypic relationship seem to exist between initial and recurring or between synchronous bladder tumors.

On the whole, though, the discussion between these two camps resembles recurring disagreements between "splitters" and "lumpers" in pain research (e.g., see Berkley, 1980) as well as, more generally, the persistent controversy about functional localization in brain research.

But the similarities between religion and radicalism also explain the recurring tensions between the "religious" and the "secular" left.