During the 10-week period of observations, we documented a recurrent pattern of circulation within 500 km of shore, forced by a combination of local winds and the regional-scale flow.
Nigrini (1970) reported distributions of 37 radiolarian species in 83 Holocene sediments widely collected from the North Pacific and classified into 6 recurrent groups which reflect surface circulation and upper water masses.
Studies suggest that global interhemispheric circulation of epidemics follows an irregular pathway with recurrent changes in the leading hemisphere (32 ).
A small number of patients have persistent or recurrent ascites late after Fontan conversion, without evidence of Fontan circulation obstruction.
These results support a high correlation at the hemisphere level and suggest that the global interhemispheric circulation of epidemics follows an irregular pathway with recurrent changes in the leading hemisphere.
EPCs have also been the subject of study in cardiovascular disease, in which a decreased number in the peripheral circulation has been shown to be predictive of recurrent acute coronary artery events [ 63].
Patients with recurrent breast cancer also had highest CK18-Asp396 levels in their circulation and there was a correlation with the number of organs affected, suggesting increased CK18-Asp396 levels in the circulation associated with cancer progression [ 8], which concurs with our observation of a relation with Dukes' stage.
A possible explanation for this finding may be that, after it decreased in size, the thrombus was released from the pulmonary vein stump into systemic circulation due to the anticoagulation therapy and subsequently caused a recurrent cerebral infarction.
The few studies demonstrated pulmonary embolism in 33 % of patients with LDIE, whereas recurrent lung infections were highly specific for the presence of vegetations in the lesser circulation [ 11, 33].
The four target medical stories, each with a cumulative daily circulation surpassing 23 million, overshadowed 5 to 17 low-profile medical stories, the most recurrent of which achieved a circulation of only 0.9 million.
