Sentence examples for recurrent explanation from inspiring English sources

If you look at Labour's problems with Whitehall civil service, the deep ambiguity of its attitude towards elected local government, its over-reliance on the audit and inspection function across education and health, a recurrent explanation seems to be its suspicion of management - as a discipline, intellectual endeavour and body of skills.

Age discrimination stands out as the most recurrent explanation given by 22% of respondents.

Fear of gossip was a recurrent explanation for hiding TB from friends and neighbours: "Thinking that neighbours might hate [him] I had not told them about his disease.

Furthermore, as we did not investigate the classification of the recurrent stroke, the explanation about the relationship between CRP and stroke recurrence may be insufficient.

Authors' response: We now rewrote this introductory paragraph to emphasize the general approach of the study: whereas rapid divergence among related species (and frequent convergence among distant species) in plumage carotenoids is commonly documented, here we proposed a novel explanation: recurrent occupancy (i.e., sharing) of a small biochemical space.

The chlamydial gene distribution and protein tree topologies provide evidence for both endosymbiotic gene transfer and a horizontal gene transfer ratchet driven by recurrent endoparasitism as explanations for gene origin.

However if failed malaria treatment had been an important explanation of recurrent anaemia, we might have expected recurrence to occur more frequently among cases who had malaria parasitaemia at the time of admission; in fact these children proved to have a lower incidence of recurrent anaemia than those without malaria.

Finally, inadequate blood transfusion may explain the high rates of post-discharge all cause mortality and recurrent severe anaemia, an explanation also suggested in the Kenyan study [2].

Detailed explanation of recurrent and multiple end-points survival models can be found in textbook such as [ 19].

Unfortunately, no information was available on the significance of relapses or recurrent episodes in the explanation of this excess risk.

The diagnosis of ADHD provided a satisfying explanation for recurrent problems, difficulties, shortcomings, and failures experienced in school, at work, or socially: "It was the answer to many years of wondering" (16).