It is also necessary to apply a setting that leads to similar communications repeatedly, so that the recurrence of particular language action relationships is guaranteed.
For instance, recurrence of particular combinations of morphology and their strong independence of phylogeny are commonly regarded as strong arguments for functional constraints.
VRT and SES then independently applied the early version of the framework to the list of errors obtained from the first four scenarios, allowing the developing framework to be influenced by emergent issues and analytical themes arising from the recurrence of particular error types.
Such studies, when designed, analyzed, and interpreted correctly, can help distinguish genetic from environmental causes that portend increased recurrence of a particular pregnancy complication (eg, recurrence of gestational diabetes) or a perinatal outcome (eg, recurrence of preterm birth or preeclampsia).
We showed that despite the strong dominance of DP lymphocytes expressing one particular Vβ chain (2, 11 or 13.2) in two out of four melanoma invaded lymph nodes (M134 and the M314), the repertoire analysis of these DP T cells populations was relatively diverse and did not reveal any recurrence of a particular Vβ usage.
Our immunohistochemical analysis further suggests that the ALKBH3 expression profile of tumours may be a predictive factor for tumour recurrence of adenocarcinoma, in particular, and may also join EGFR mutational analysis as a marker for sensitivity to chemoradiation.
The aim of this study was to determine the role of Pfetin expression in predicting the incidence of recurrence, in particular related to incorporation of this marker into the current model.
We examined this paradigm in malignant glioma, a highly aggressive but locoregional primary brain tumor, which is non-metastatic and is characterized by local recurrence, making locoregional therapies of particular relevance.
The fear of recurrence gave particular cause for anxiety.
Risk factors, including increasing age, severity of initial disease, and hospital exposure, can predict recurrence, in particular, relapse of the same infection, and may identify patients who would benefit from enhanced treatment of an initial CDI episode.
When sites of recurrence were analysed regarding each depth of invasion, haematogenous recurrence, in particular in the liver, occurred even in cases of an early invasion and many types of recurrences, including peritoneal recurrence, were noted in patients with an advanced state of invasion.
