Sentence examples for recurrent about from inspiring English sources

An exploratory search for further cis-regulatory excision signals in addition to the crucial TA dinucleotide (Mayer and Forney 1999; Matsuda et al. 2004)—revealed a distinct and recurrent (about twice expected) 5′-GG|CC-3′ motif (where | indicates the intervening IES) flanking incompletely excised IESs in each of the three P. aurelia species (supplementary fig. S1 A, Supplementary Material online).

There are recurrent anxieties: about self-destructive drinking; about friends in trouble; about loneliness and a sense that language must be wrestled with or it will slip into gibberish.

Until recently, however, Beraktschjan had recurrent nightmares about swimming, usually about drowning or being unable to reach the side of the pool.

Those who finish VKA treatment after idiopathic VTE with an elevated D-dimer level show an increased risk of recurrent VTE (about 9% vs. about 4% for normal results), and this result might be used in clinical decision-making.

The extreme detour of the recurrent laryngeal nerves, about 15 feet in the case of giraffes, is cited as evidence of evolution.

Many children are symptomatic, anxious and unhappy; some were withdrawn, had begun wetting the bed, and parents were concerned about delays in their children' speech or recurrent games about drowning or playing at being "officers".

In addition to recurrent comments about wet, cold and dirty clothes there were also comments about boots containing rat's nests, mouse droppings or spider webs.

In the context of haze crisis, the intrusion scores represent recurrent thinking about haze, negative feelings associated with reminder of haze, dreams about haze and recurrent mental pictures of haze.

He has recurrent nightmares about the past, which he confides to a sensible-looking female therapist.

That's why, with the Tories enjoying robust poll leads over Labour, there is recurrent talk about an early election.

All of these people are vulnerable to self-pity and recurrent thoughts about death.