Sentence examples for recurrent recruitment from inspiring English sources

However, in the case of very high fire frequencies, more recurrent recruitment pulses would be observed, with a landscape dominated by young shrublands composed of individuals of different ages and reproductive status.

Majority of cancer cells utilize telomerase to maintain the TL through the recurrent recruitment of TTAGGG repeat sequences at the chromosome ends [ 33].

The recurrent recruitments of nadpme-IV for the C4 pathway, out of the four gene lineages present in the grass family (fig. 2), emphasizes the predispositions of this gene lineage to become C4 specific.

A recurrent concern regarding recruitment maneuvers is overdistension.

Fourth, patients in our study were treated with cisplatin/5-FU-based CRT, and hence we cannot exclude that chemotherapy also fostered myeloid cell recruitment in recurrent tumours.

More straightforwardly, a recent study has found that sparse activity in the excitatory neurons of layer 2/3 or layer 5 of the somatosensory cortex results in the recruitment of a recurrent inhibitory circuit consisting of inhibitory interneurons that are somatostatin positive.

In the KORINNA study all patients of the age group 75 years and older with a first or recurrent MI during the planned recruitment period who are treated in the Augsburg Hospital should be included.

Following the introduction of non-native species, a reduction in genetic diversity could occur due to founder effects, but this has never been observed in any real cases in bivalves (see Dlugosch and Parker 2008 for review) probably because of their high recruitment rates and recurrent introductions from several sources (Simberloff 2009).

Sobel et al. deliberately recruited women with recurrent BV as opposed to our study which had a random recruitment.

The final cellular pathway of the attack of chronic or recurrent inflammation on bone is the recruitment and activation of osteoclasts.

In addition, recruitment of participants with recurrent or injurious falls resulted in a higher risk group with multiple problems in our study than in the New Zealand Otago trial.