Sentence examples for recurrent range from inspiring English sources
This raises the question whether these recurrent range expansions originated from one or few major refuges or from cryptic refuges strewn all over the species range.
It seems that T. geyeri was capable of using the spread of favourable habitat during the transitional climate phases for recurrent range expansions.
This renders a scenario in which episodic colonizations involved dispersal from the surface to the underground, followed by recurrent range expansion and colonization through the subsoil, whereas on the surface isolation was caused by distance and fragmentation because of the patchy nature of the suitable habitat.
The overall (females and males combined) reported annual incidence of any AGWs (including new and recurrent) ranged from 160 to 289 per 100,000, with a median of 194.5 per 100,000.
In the overall population (males and females combined) the annual incidence of any AGWs (including new and recurrent) ranged from 160 in Spain [ 29] to 289 in the United Kingdom [ 38] per 100,000, with a median of 194.5 per 100,000 across four studies (Table 1) [ 2, 27, 29, 38].
21% (328/1568) of men with falls data reported at least one fall in the previous 12 months; 9% (n = 143) had one fall and 12% (n = 185) had recurrent falls (range 2 25).
Also because of insufficient comparable data between the included RCT's, it was impossible to include in this analysis outcome measures like recurrent instability, range of motion or appearance of osteoarthritis.
Shopping is a recurrent image.
Thirty-four children and adolescents with recurrent headache, ranging from 7 to 16 years, were randomly assigned to the MIPAS-Family (N = 19) or the Biofeedback (N = 15) condition.
The above local architecture of the model is expanded to a distributed one, first through the addition of a second population, coupled to the first by recurrent long-range projections (Figure 1B).
Six patients had recurrent bacteremia, ranging from 2 to 4 episodes per patient (Table 3).
