Further, although early studies could not find any IDH mutations in other types of solid tumors (Bleeker et al., 2009; Kang et al., 2009), recurrent mutations have since been identified in chondrosarcoma (56%), cholangiocarcinoma (23%), melanoma (10%), and prostate cancer (2%) (Amary et al., 2011; Borger et al., 2012; Ghiam et al., 2012; Shibata et al., 2011).
He alphabetized his library, a recurrent task, since he never put books back where they belonged.
Mr. Heideman has struggled with severe recurrent depression since college, he said, and over the years he has tried a variety of drugs and visited many therapists.
Recurrent attempts since the 1970s to restructure the machinery of joint working, to create new incentives (and sometimes penalties) for collaboration, and to enable enhanced flexibilities for those eager to innovate, all testify to the continued challenge of fragmentation.
The central tendencies and recurrent debates since the mid-19th century have engaged universalist versus particularist perspectives, scientific versus humanistic perspectives, and the explanatory power of biology (nature) versus that of culture (nurture).
Anxiety about Britain's shortcomings in vocational education has been a recurrent anxiety since Prince Albert's commission in 1851, and the Lords committee's proposal for a more inclusive 14-18 curriculum has been made before, including by the Tomlinson report in 2004.
Bounded on both east and west by meridional or gently arcuate fault scarps, which developed initially in the Early Paleozoic but which have suffered recurrent movements since (and which indeed are still active), the ranges are surmounted in many areas by the remnants of a lateritic plain.
A 30 year old woman complained that she had suffered recurrent headaches since her teens.
Japan has had recurrent episodes since the mid-1990s and China is not far from it now.
