Sentence examples for recurrent that from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, signatures of selection detected in a genomic region using resequencing data can correspond to unique selective sweeps (not necessarily recurrent) that occurred recently, either at the studied region or at a linked one (e.g., promoters and other regulatory regions).

Similar evolutionary pressures and constraints in two lineages can either be 1) "general" (or ancestral), that is, applying to most or all lineages within a group or 2) "recurrent," that is, pressures that themselves arose independently in only a subset of lineages.

Stigma was a recurrent issue that arose in the interviews that were conducted.

A wide diversity of RV genotypes cause recurrent infections that lead to attacks of wheezing that begin in infancy.

Green issues also produce recurrent crises that can do great damage to Governments that do not see them coming.

The numbers show that patch rejection is a recurrent task that occurs on a daily basis.

I guess what McCarthy meant on the phone is that Lester is a manifestation of the recurrent violence that flows through McCarthy's oeuvre.

Another recurrent trend that has hit its stride.

Agriculture in Cabo Verde is limited by the severe and recurrent droughts that affect the islands.

Within those early seascapes, there is a recurrent motif that forced itself upon him as if it stood for an inescapable anxiety.

For years afterward there were recurrent stories that Colt & his housekeeper, whom he had married in prison, were living in California under Spanish names.