Sentence examples for recurrence of the same from inspiring English sources
Intermittent bacteraemia, typically associated with closed-space or focal infections (for example, abscesses, pneumonia, osteomyelitis), is characterized by recurrent episodes of bacteraemia because of cyclical clearance and recurrence of the same pathogen.
In the filing, government lawyers said the settlement "will eliminate Microsoft's illegal practices, prevent recurrence of the same or similar practices and restore the competitive threat" by rivals to Microsoft's Windows operating system.
A friend has called my attention to a brief newspaper report of a recurrence of the same remarkable phenomenon on a larger scale in Oneida and Herkimer counties, in the State of New York.
The 1800 election was a rematch between Adams and Jefferson, and to forestall the recurrence of the same situation from the 1796 election, the parties sought to ensure that all their electors were united.
However, the loss of in-class reading time and the closure of libraries were not helping time-starved parents get their children to read, she said, adding that the recurrence of the same few authors and titles on both primary and secondary lists came down to the promotion of those titles in bookstores.
Finally, each word and phrase and formula is compared with every recurrence of the same element or elements elsewhere, and all variations in the physical and the linguistic contexts are recorded.
The reported incidence of postsurgical recurrence on the same ovary is 3 4% [ 17].
The Moon's synodic period is the time between successive recurrences of the same phase; e.g., between full moon and full moon.
Pearson's correlation coefficient between gene expression profiles of recurrences of the same tumour ranged between 0.4191 and 0.8303 (median: 0.5492).
ER is usually higher than IR, particularly with longer-term exposure, due to multiple recurrences of the same AE.
His life had been saved, he said, by a band of Tartars, who covered his burnt body in fat and then wrapped him in felt to keep him warm, hence the recurrence of those same raw materials in his work.
