The court explained that "[r]ed flags may exist if the complaint alleges the existence of transactions that were large, recurrent, timed near the end of a reporting period, and obviously lacking in business purpose.
The American Psychiatric Association classifies all known mental disorders in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, or D.S.M. Obsessive-compulsive disorder, which usually manifests itself in adolescence, is characterized by recurrent, time-consuming obsessions or compulsions that are severe enough to cause marked distress or significant impairment.
Latitudinal and recurrent time-variations are discussed.
However, this may result in substantial efficiency loss because it ignores the obvious dependency structure, in that the (j+1 th recurrent time must exceed the jth.
With the use of the extended models, significant effects were detected and the importance of utilizing more than 1 recurrent time was suggested by our analyses.
The joint frailty model for a recurrent event and a terminal event is defined as follows [ 5]: for subject i (i=1,…, N), let X ij be the j t h recurrent time (j=1,…, n i ) measured from the study origin (calendar time), D i be the death time and C i be the independent censoring time.
For better understanding the potential role of miR-182 in HCC progression, we analyzed its correlation with some clinicopathological variables including age, sex, HBV infection, AFP, tumor number, tumor size, expression of MTSS1, histological grade, portal vein invasion and recurrent time (Table 1).
With respect to clinical and treatment features, PPO-MDD subjects had less personality disorder comorbidity (p = 0.023) and were less likely to be on maintenance treatment compared to NPPO comparison subjects (p = 0.002) Such preliminary findings suggest that PPO mood disorders may be characterized by a less recurrent time course.
Our context of interest is trials with non-recurrent time-to-event outcomes and fixed visit intervals, where treatment efficacy is measured either by a hazard ratio or by a ratio of cumulative incidence functions.
Patients whose disease never cleared after treatment are considered recurrent with a recurrence time = 1 day.
