Sentence examples for recurring at least from inspiring English sources
Recurrent headache was defined as headache recurring at least monthly during the past year, and sub-classified into monthly and weekly headache, which served as separate outcomes.
Recurrent headache was defined as headache recurring at least monthly during the past year, and was subclassified into monthly, weekly and daily complaints.
In phase I (dose-escalation stage), patients with OC recurring at least 6 months after platinum-containing chemotherapy received 3-h infusions of sagopilone (initial dose of 12 mg m−2) followed by carboplatin every 3 weeks, for 2 6 treatment courses.
Time is usually considered to be linear (Fitzpatrick 2004, 200): 13:10 hours on Saturday 17 January 1981 occurred before 16:00 hours on Thursday 15 September 2011, and neither moment will recur (at least in the Gregorian calendar).
Apart from the drawbacks of multiple diagnoses, it is difficult to see a patient with CM who will not use drugs to block, or at least relieve pain, and if the headache recurs at least 15 days per month as must happen for the diagnosis of CM to be established this patient will likely report medication overuse as a consequence, if not necessarily as a cause.
More than 60% of the superficial tumors will recur at least once and progress to less differentiated or invasive neoplasms with worse prognosis in a significant percentage of patients [2].
However, 60 70% of superficial tumors recur at least once within 5 y and 10 20% progress to pT2 4 muscle invasive cancer.
The median frequency of local recurrence before referral for lipomas was 1 (range 0 5); 16/23 (70%) recurred at least once after initial treatment.
More than 70% are in fact low-grade (LG) non-infiltrating (NI) cancers at diagnosis, that can be treated endoscopically by transurethral resection (TUR) alone, recur at least once and 10-20% progress in stage and grade.
More than 70% are low-grade (LG) non-infiltrating (NI) cancers at diagnosis, but 60-80% of them recur at least one time and 10-20% progress in stage and grade.
The stumbling blocks are recurring ones, at least in the world of male contraception.
