Sentence examples for recurrent late from inspiring English sources

Along this Southern Fault evidence of recurrent Late Quaternary (likely Holocene) displacements with single-event offsets of 1 2 m each were observed.

The purpose of this study was to report pregnancy outcome and complication rates for women with recurrent late pregnancy loss who were treated with preconception transabdominal cervicoisthmic cerclage.

For example, "recurrent" late acute GVHD is defined as development of acute GVHD beyond day 100 after prior acute GVHD has resolved, but the number of GVHD-free days required to be considered "recurrent" versus "persistent" has never been defined.

The FHR pattern observed two hours before delivery was defined as abnormal if one of the following patterns was detected: recurrent late decelerations, minimal or absent variability lasting for 40 60 min, severe variable decelerations, prolonged decelerations, tachycardia or bradycardia [ 11, 12].

Study clinicians were, however, familiar with the definition of post-traumatic epilepsy as recurrent late seizures (after the 1st week), and the risk that some patients recorded as having epilepsy at 3 weeks may have only had early seizures is considered low.

Women with a history of recurrent late-trimester fetal loss should also be considered for testing.

In this trial, vena cava interruption using a definitive vena cava filter was associated with an early reduction in the risk of recurrent PE but with a late increase in recurrent deep vein thrombosis without significant difference in the risk of recurrent venous thromboembolism or death [29, 31].

Shankar had apparently been very moved by this tale, and perhaps saw in it an allegory for aspects of his own story, and the recurrent and late efflorescences in his life, in the midst of his stringent discipline as a musician, of romantic love.

Maternal histories were significant for previous IUGR, recurrent or late pregnancy loss, NND or SB.

A small number of patients have persistent or recurrent ascites late after Fontan conversion, without evidence of Fontan circulation obstruction.

Early exposure to corticosteroids predisposed to recurrent and late onset of polymicrobial and fungal hospital-acquired infections.