Sentence examples for recurrent manifestations from inspiring English sources

Epilepsy is a chronic neurological condition characterized by recurrent manifestations of excessive and/or hypersynchronous, usually self-limited activity of neurons in the brain [23].

Unfortunately, this index focuses on new or recurrent manifestations and fails to account for clinically important manifestations of ongoing disease activity, such as haemolytic anaemia [ 29].

These findings should be reconciled, however, with the recurrent manifestation of these events in lithium-treated patients.

These results may be interpreted as a recurrent manifestation of the well-known clustering of behavioral risk factors, including smoking, physical inactivity and unbalanced diet [ 45], a clustering that is increasingly prevalent in countries undergoing the nutrition transition, including Lebanon and other countries of the Eastern Mediterranean region [ 46].

Most rodent NTG models use a single injection, but in humans migraine presents as disorder involving recurrent episodic manifestations [14].

He developed rapid keratoconus-like corneal changes on the eye with recurrent inflammatory manifestations but no clinical signs of keratoconus in the other eye.

Strategies to prevent new-onset and recurrent oral manifestations of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), including fungal, viral, neoplastic, and idiopathic mucosal diseases and destructive periodontal conditions, are poorly understood.

CHIKV infection may cause an algoeruptive syndrome with disabling joint pain and recurrent rheumatic manifestations [ 6- 8].

One strategy for solving the problem of recurrent autoimmune manifestations is to add a second biologic agent that induces tolerance in effector cells undergoing reactivation or reconstitution.

We intended to study the subset of CPPD arthropathy patients presenting with recurrent clinical manifestations of acute mono- or oligoarthritis ('pseudogout'), or persistent polyarthritis.

In the present work, GI manifestations (recurrent unexplained attacks of epigastric pain, chromic constipation, bloating and recurrent attacks of diarrhea, with normal results of stool analysis) were found in 48%.of autistic patients.