Sentence examples for recurrence recurrence from inspiring English sources

Although rhythm requires recurrence, recurrence is not the same as literal repetition, for it involves relationships that both sum up and also carry forward.

The primary surgical endpoint is a composite outcome defined by anatomic recurrence, recurrence of bothersome vaginal prolapse symptoms and/or retreatment and will be assessed 2 years after the index surgery.

The etiology of the neurological injury was found to be a significant prognostic factor for recurrence; recurrence was 6 times more common after brain injury (subtype b) compared to spinal cord injury (subtype a).

* Early recurrence, recurrence ≤ 12 months; late recurrence, recurrence > 12 months.

"Just recurrence, recurrence, recurrence, where it's the same kid, the same family, over and over again".

Estimations were conducted for three events separately: diagnosis to recurrence, recurrence to breast cancer mortality and diagnosis to recurrence-free mortality.

The secondary endpoint was defined as the time from surgery to the date of disease recurrence (recurrence-free survival, RFS) or last follow-up.

Univariate analyses of time to recurrence (recurrence-free survival) and death because of endometrial carcinoma (disease-specific survival) were performed using the Kaplan Meyer method.

Univariate analyses of time to death due to malignant melanoma or time to recurrence (recurrence-free survival) were performed using the product-limit procedure (Kaplan Meier method), with date of histologic diagnosis as the starting point.

Univariate analyses of time to death due to malignant melanoma or time to recurrence (recurrence-free survival) were performed using the product-limit procedure (Kaplan-Meier method), and differences between categories were estimated by the log-rank test, with date of histological diagnosis as the starting point.

Although no factors were significantly associated with recurrence, recurrences were more frequent in head and neck.